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1. How to bind two document objects to single jquery function    stackoverflow.com

I have a custom jquery function that I need to bind to two iframe document objects. Currently it will work with just one doing something like:

$(window.frames["iframeName"].document).bind('textselect', function(e) {

});

2. Multiple $(document).ready(function(){})    stackoverflow.com

Hi Ehsan Here I have recently started workin in jquery. and now when i am working on an project where i am using ajax function and loading the same library(i have written) ...

3. Bind document.ready to a popout window    stackoverflow.com

Due to the manner in which jQuery binds the document.ready event, code that should be simple isn't:

var w = window.open(someSameOriginLocation,'');
$(w).ready(function () { //alternatively selector could be $(w.document)
  console.log('popout ready');
});

Problems

• the callback ...

4. Binding the $(document).ready and everything inside of dynamically loaded page    forum.jquery.com

The index.html doesn't have any prior knowledge of the tags in the incoming block and doesn't have access to all the DIV IDs that are part of the new content - so it can't really use bind or live. In some ways, the issue is pretty straight forward. I need to execute the $(document).ready method of the incoming document so all ...

5. should $(document).live() map to $(document).bind()? window, too?    forum.jquery.com

right now $(document).live() seems to do nothing. it should maybe just map to .bind() instead.it's probably an issue with .live() requiring an explicit selector for filtering, but i think this is a fair exception. maybe both - "document" and "window", since they cannot be CSS-selected. minor, i know, but eh.edit: i remember there was some talk about making .ready() live as ...

6. Binding .live() to document.body    forum.jquery.com

This has been discussed before but I was just curious if this wouldaffect anyone negatively. I'd like to make this change so that lessbubbling has to occur (both documentElement and document no longerhave to get hit).Roughly, the line in the .live implementation would end up being changed from: jQuery( this.context )to: jQuery( this.context.body || this.context )(Thus it would only use the ...

7. binding .live() handlers to context rather than document    forum.jquery.com

Hi, I was browsing through the new jQuery code and noticed that .live()always binds events to document. I was wondering whether it would bemore efficient to bind them on the context if present - ie. to preventevents from unnecessarily bubbling all the way up to document.so that:$('button', container).live('click', function(ev) { var button = this; ... ev.stopPropagation();});events are bound to 'container', and ...