jQuery, div with ul li and tag

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$("#alertMessage").append('<ul class="menu"><li><a id="home" href="#">Home</a></li></ul>');

and make a on click fuction on

JavaScript

$(document).ready(function () {
    $(#home).on(click, function () {
        alert("WOrking");
        
        });
    });

Posted 3-Apr-13 3:44am

Arbaz Ali

Updated 3-Apr-13 5:14am

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Zoltán Zörgő 3-Apr-13 9:46am

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And don't beg in the future.

3 solutions

Solution 3

Try below..

JavaScript

$(document).ready(function()
    {
         $("#home").click( function () {alert("WOrking");});
     });

Or

C#

$(document).ready(function()
    {
         $("#home").click( function () { myfunction() });
     });
     function myfunction()
     {
        alert("WOrking");
     }

Posted 3-Apr-13 5:44am

vinodkumarnie

Solution 2

You can do this way too,

JavaScript

$("#home").click(function(){ alert("works"); })

or

JavaScript

$("#home").on("click", function(){ alert("works"); })

Posted 3-Apr-13 5:04am

Moykn

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Matej Hlatky · Accepted Answer · 2013-04-03T04:18:00

Solution 1

Check the jQuery on method[^] documentation, especially the Direct and delegated events section.
Your new jQuery code should look something like this:

JavaScript

$('#alertMessage').on('click', '#home', function () { ... })

Posted 3-Apr-13 4:18am

Matej Hlatky

Updated 3-Apr-13 4:20am

v2