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I want to bind an event on elements which are dynamically created by ajax call. Some elements are already present and an event is binds with them when page loads. But when new elements created after ajax call then new elements lose their bindings.

I searched and found a very good solution. Jquery Event won't fire after ajax call

In this question "Jason Fingar" presented two solution to fix this

• the second solution is using an on method but it won't work for me
• the first method work but some issues

Here is the first solution he presented

"1) Encapsulate your "binding" code and call it both on page load and immediately after the element in question gets added back to the page. For example:"

Rustam has helped Arshaw build an Angular module that is awesome! Check it out. Works with Angular 7.

I was previously having issues implementing FullCalendar to Angular below. I thought you guys might want an update as well.

How can I properly implement fullcalendar with Angular 5 without any errors? I am trying to implement it into a specific component. I installed the following packages

• jquery
• moment
• fullcalendar
• fullcalendar-scheduler

FYI, the post below is the closest that I've come to finding a solution. I followed the instruction, but I still get that 'JQueryPromise' error. Please advise & thanks in advance!

Callback angular function from jquery event

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I used to be able to (locally) use either of the following two Chrome extensions to easily inject jQuery into pages that didn't already have jQuery, and that I didn't own (client-side) to experiment with design changes, development modifications, and real-time troubleshooting:

• jQuery Injector - Chrome Web Store
• jQuery Everywhere - Chrome Web Store

Unfortunately, now because of what appears to be the newest craze in preventing "XSS" (cross-site scripting), those plugins no longer work. There may be a noble purpose behind these changes, and I'm just trying to understand WHAT changed. I think it has something to do with "content security policy", which I've only recently heard of and have very little knowledge of.

I first learned about XSS as a browser issue in 2011, however, XSS prevention measures had never prevented me from doing local development before. I've been searching for a modern (late 2017) solution, to no avail.

I'm not sure where to go from here.

Here are plugins I tried (which used to work until about 6 months ago) that no longer work for me:

1. jQuery in Console (Plugin)
2. jQuery Inject (Plugin)
3. jQuery Injector (Plugin)
4. GitHub - bluerabbit/jquery-inject: jQuery-inject(Chrome extension)

Here are some of the many links I encountered that offer solutions which no longer work:

• How to inject script into a page using bookmarklet if the Content Security Policy is enabled on the server?
• Include jQuery in the JavaScript Console
• How to inject jquery to any webpage
• How do I include a JavaScript file in another JavaScript file?
• Google Chrome Extensions: How to include jQuery in programmatically injected content script?
• Inject jQuery Onto Any Site | brandon martinez
• Content Scripts - Google Chrome

This last one also looks promising, but I haven't tried it yet:

• How to Inject jQuery Into Any Website via Chrome Developer Tools | DSASMBLR

1. How can I inject jQuery (using Chrome Developer Console) into a webpage that doesn't use jQuery?

2. Did something change in the browser/JavaScript/programming world significantly enough in 2017 that if a person knew about this particular change or phenomena it would easily explain why the above plugins no longer work?

3. Why don't the above plugins work? Did ALL the browser companies universally roll out some major change this year?

Error::

The model item passed into the dictionary is of type 'System.Collections.Generic.List`1[ProjDAL.Models.ViewModels.EmpViewModel]', but this dictionary requires a model item of type 'ProjDAL.Models.ViewModels.EmpViewModel'.

I am working on a mvc application. For one view which basically has a functionality for multiple parameter search. I am using same view for get and post method... It means i am passing 1 or more parameters to the textboxes and fetching the result using linq and mapping to a datatable. After passing the parameters, the values are going to the controller and fetching the exact result using linq but the problem is coming when i am trying to map the linq result-set to my view.

Here is the code for the project -

Controller -

I have a Bootstrap nav set as nav-pills and trying to capture each time a tab is clicked using JQuery.

I cannot get the JQuery function to recognize each click.

I have a JSFiddle with the code I am using but cannot get the alert or console.log to fire - nothing appears: https://jsfiddle.net/dzeller44/fctxwwy0/

I followed this post: Bootstrap 3 jquery event for active tab change

I appreciate the help.

I am trying to disable the 'Proceed to Checkout' button when the cart quantities are changed. To do this, Im using jQuery to inject some CSS to the proceed button (see below).

The code I am currently using works but it only works for the first time the cart is updated. If the user then edits their cart for a seconds time, the priced to checkout button stays active.

The tricky part to this was targeting the correct elements as is seems as though the IDs are dynamically created by WooCommerce so they change each time the page is loaded.

I have a number of divs each has the property contenteditable="true", I am able to detect when the user clicks or hovers over an element using JQuery, but how can I tell if the div is selected i.e. the text cursor appears within div and is ready to accept text input.

Ideally I am after a JQuery solution.

This isn't a duplicate of this as question marked does not take into consideration that a div is selected but not being edited!

I'm attempting to call a function that already works with event listeners.

For example I set my event listener:

I found a solution to a similar problem I am having HERE. However I can't get it to work for myself. The problem I encountered was when trying to lock vertical scroll while the mobile menu was opened on a site I am working on. Locking the scroll caused the page to jump to the top each time the menu was opened.

jQuery: