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jQuery.initialize
DESCRIPTION
jQuery.initialize plugin is created to help maintain dynamically created elements on the page. jQuery.initialize will iterate over each element that matches the selector and apply the callback function. It will then listen for any changes to the Document Object Model and apply the callback function to any new elements inserted into the document that match the original selector. This allows developers to define an initialization callback that is applied whenever a new element matching the selector is inserted into the DOM. It works for elements loaded via AJAX.
Features
- Example of use
- Browser Compatibility
- Plugin is based on MutationObserver
- jQuery.initialize plugin is created to help maintain dynamically created elements on the page
- jQuery.initialize will iterate over each element that matches the selector and apply the callback function
- It will then listen for any changes to the Document Object Model
Programming Language
JavaScript
Categories
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