Unsure About .on() Method
I was using the $.click() method for triggering some events. But then I needed to set some events for some HTML elements before the elements were declared. Let's take this as an ex
Solution 1:
You missed the three-argument version:
$('body').on('click', 'div.hide', function() { ... });
That puts the handler on the <body> but it catches the events that bubble and invokes the handler when the target element matches the selector (the second argument).
The handler doesn't have to go on the <body>; it can be any parent container element of your <div>.
The "on" method replaces the older "live" and "delegate" methods, as well as "bind" itself.
Solution 2:
Use jQuery.live method to attach an event handler for all elements which match the current selector, now and in the future
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