Jquery "modify" Event
So I recently took a closer look at JavaScript and jQuery and after that stumbled over the Firefox extension called Greasemonkey. Well, let me explain what I mean with the 'modifiy
Solution 1:
var orig;
$(function(){
orig = getContent();
})
functionwatchContent() {
var mod = getContent();
if (mod != orig){ resetContent(orig); }
setTimeout(watchContent,1000)
}
functionresetContent(html) {
$("body").append( html );
}
functiongetContent() {
return $("body").html();
}
Solution 2:
With jQuery events if you want the event to apply to new elements you would use the .live method, however jQuery 1.3 doesn't support blur
, focus
, mouseenter
, mouseleave
, change
, or submit
events as live events, and it's change
that you will want to use. (change
, submit
, and blur/focus
are on the roadmap for jQuery 1.4)
As an alternative you could use the liveQuery plugin.
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