We are rendering our content inside a HTML ‘wrapper’ which is supplied by the client. That HTML wrapper contains a reference to jQuery 1.2.6 so that’s what I’ve been using for my jQuery functionality up until now.
The problem I’m facing is that I’m dynamically rendering content that needs a click event associated with it. The click event is associated with the elements on $(document).ready(). As such, I need functionality of the .live() function which is available in version 1.3+.
So I’m wondering what are my options?
Is there any way for me to easily mimic the functionality of .live() so that I don’t need the function supplied by the jQuery library?
Do I need to include the new jQuery library with our content? This is not ideal because it causes conflicts which need to be managed, and we’re already managing conflicts with a Prototype library which somebody else has included in the wrapper with the following line:
jQuery(document).ready(function ($) {
unless somebody can show me an easy way of doing this?
… or do I put it back to the client that it’s time for them to upgrade their jQuery? I don’t know if it’s likely that this will happen.
Can anyone suggest a solution to this problem? Thanks
Can you use the livequery plugin? Should work with that version.
http://plugins.jquery.com/project/livequery/