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I am a rookie PHP developer. I have a PHP web project with an HTML page that contains an Add button. The name of the page is Awards.html . Elsewhere I have created a PHP class, Awards.php which contains a function. The source code of my files is given as follows: Awards.html <div class="divparent"> <div class="modal-header"> <div class="btn-group"> <button class="btn" data-bind="click: closeModal">Exit</button> </div> </div> <div class="modal-title"> <h1 id="headerid">Awards</h1> </div> <div class="modal-body"> <input id="hdnValueCurrentAwardSoid" type="hidden" value="null" /> <div class=

Consider the HTML <ul> <li>Default item</li> <li>Default item</li> </ul> <button>Append</button> and the jQuery code $('button').live('click', function(){ //This action is done by an external script. $('ul').append('<li>Added item</li>'); }); $('ul li').append('<b> x</b>'); // This action is done by me The thing is, I need to append the "x" mark to all newly added elements to the dom. In this case only default elements are appended with the "x" mark. Newly added elements are not appended by "x". I am sure the work will be simple, but cant get it right !! Live example - http://jsfiddle.net

This code does not work: var page = require('webpage').create(); page.open('http://www.ebay.com/', function() { console.log('Page loaded'); page.includeJs('http://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.8.2/jquery.min.js', function() { console.log('jQuery included'); page.render('C:/beforeclick.jpeg'); console.log('Render 1'); page.evaluate(function() { $('.btn-prim').click(); }); page.render('C:/afterclick.jpeg'); console.log('Render 2'); }); }); In fact $('.btn-prim').click() does not work, beforeclick.jpeg and afterclick.jpeg are the same. In browser console $('.btn-prim').click() works fine

I need to be able to handle the double click and single click event on the WPF StackPanel. But there is no such thing as the StackPanel's DoubleClick Event. I want to do 2 different operations in these 2 EventHandlers. Any idea how to do that? Thank you The best way is to right your own mouse button handler with a timeout - if the event is fired again within the timeout period, then fire your doubleclick message, otherwise call the single click handler. Here's some sample code ( Edit: originally found here ): /// <summary> /// For double clicks /// </summary> public class MouseClickManager {