Consider this code:-

refresh

If I click the button, bFn should be called first, then aFn but livequery run aFn first.

With jquery 2.1.x I get this after downloading the latest livequery version:
Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property '$lqguid' of undefined

This error keeps livequery from doing its job. Does livequery work in jquery v2.1.3?

I have been using rating.js and it has been serving me well.
I am also having these ratings inside a tabs list created with ui.jquery.
I am using jquery 1.3 and 1.1 of livequery.
But now I am loading items with ajax and need it to load this jquery function when these items are loaded into the canvas.
When I try to add an item for livequery to look after I get a:
"""
fn is undefined
livequery()()jquery.l...equery.js (line 73)
livequery()()jquery.l...equery.js (line 29)
reverse()()profile (line 63)
F()()jquery.js (line 19)
init()([function(), function(), function(), 1 more...], function(), undefined)jquery.js (line 12)
F()()jquery.js (line 19)
F()()jquery.js (line 19)
[Break on this error] fn.$lqguid = fn.$lqguid || $.livequery.guid++;
"""
in Firebug and my js stops loading.
Any ideas on the issue?
Regards,
Jason

Includes:

<script src="/js/jquery-2.0.3.min.js"></script>
<script src="/js/jquery.livequery.min.js"></script>

The call:

$('.input-mask-cep').livequery(function () {
        $(this).mask("99999-999");
    });

Result in firebug:

...his.id=a.livequery.queries.push(this)-1,d.$lqguid=d.$lqguid||a.livequery.guid++,...

Just not to confuse people that this repo is inactive

<div class="foo">
this is the one and only foo element
</div>

$('.foo').livequery(function(){
console.log(' we have a NEW foo ');
});
// you see console.log happen

$('.foo').addClass('bar');
// you see console.log happen again, for the same element, even though it is not a new element.

I'd be happy to continue maintaining this plugin and update it to support the latest jQuery, pass JSLint, etc.

With Internet Explorer 8, the HTC fallback mechanism causes a lengthy "N items remaining" countdown in the status bar. The number corresponds to the amount of tags on the page. In my case, it is an admittedly large amount, at 770. It takes minutes before livequery is triggered, long after it should have. This happens even when a livequery isn't set.

With all modern browsers I tested, this plugin works very well. I really hope to be able to use it. It's very unfortunate to have to support Internet Explorer 8, but it is used on every machine at our large institution.

I was previously using jQuery 1.10.2 and livequery (1.3.4) was always firing instantaneously on my pages. I updated to jQuery 1.11.1 (currently last version of jQuery) and now livequery takes several seconds to fire for dynamically added elements on the same pages (my code hasn't change).

As a result I tried to switch to the last version of livequery, but this one doesn't fire for children of an added element (see #16).

I'm reverting to livequery 1.3.1 and jQuery 1.11.1 but thought could be usefull to report.

is this still developed/updated?

livejquery not working with ie7 ie8

It would be really useful if one could bind livequery callbacks as event handlers. This would allow for namespacing.

An example:

$('div').bind('livequery.foo', function(event){ alert('foo') })
$('div').bind('livequery.bar', function(event){ alert('bar') })
$('

In the following code, jquery should only select items that are children of #contextID.

    $("button, input:submit", "#contextID").livequery(function() {
        $(this).button();
    });

For some reason the context is being ignored by livequery. Everything works as expected if I change the code to

    $("#contextID button, #contextID input:submit").livequery(function() {
        $(this).button();
    });

Would it make sense for livequery to call .live() for events that .live() can support directly, such as click, submit, etc?

Also, would it be more efficient to refactor livequery to use .live() (with custom .bind() events) internally?

I'm attaching the livequery in the following manner

$('body').livequery( '.clasname', function(){
console.info('Created in DOM');
console.log(arguments);
Sidekick.Events.trigger('expireWaitFor');
},function(){
console.info('Removed from DOM');
console.log(arguments);
});

then when an element is found I trigger the expire event as

$('body').expire( '.clasname' );

I run a test after wards and I continue to get logs firing whenever I add the class classname to anything within the body or take them out... so it seems that I'm not using the expire function properly...

Consider this code:-

refresh

If I click the button, bFn should be called first, then aFn but livequery run aFn first.

Is it possible to expire livequery associations using jquery's event namespacing?

$('a').livequery('expire', 'click.namespace');

I'm using the JWebBrowser embedded browser component (embedding Xulrunner 1-9.2) from the DJ Project. Somehow livequery is unable to load within this browser and my requests for long-lived selector matches therefore fail, although the same code runs on Chrome and Firefox.

I'm running JQuery, JQuery UI and the JQuery Media plugin all successfully within the XULRunner embedded window, giving me a rich browser experience which seems to be equivalent to a native browser environment, sadly with the exception of livequery.

As far as I know on Linux, this project uses XULRunner (i.e. Mozilla Gecko) for its browser component. For testing against this environment (if you have Java installed) there is a Java Webstart Demo which loads a JWebBrowser component at http://djproject.sourceforge.net/ns/index.html Note that Windows, Mac and Linux all load different web rendering engines, though.

Bizarre. Don't know if there's a workaround you might suggest from knowing how livequery loads. Is there a too-conservative user agent verification of some kind, which is failing to detect Firefox, even though it's basically the same thing? I'd expect the same code to work in XULRunner just the same, although it probably identifies itself differently.

On my machine, the code below differentiates between the runtime environments loading the same page. In XULRunner Livequery is alerted as missing whilst in Firefox it is present despite loading from an identical page.

if (jQuery.livequery){
    alert("Livequery is here");     
} 
else{
    alert("No livequery plugin bound");
}

I like the usage of livequery together with greasemonkey plugin,
but if i require the plugin in more than one script all the functions get overwritten.
Could you please add some checks, if it is already registered?

>>> AJS.$('#wysiwygTextarea_ifr').contents().find('h6')
<<< [<h6>​test​</h6>​, <h6>​test2​</h6>​]

>>> AJS.$('#wysiwygTextarea_ifr').contents().find('h6').livequery(function() { alert('there'); });
<<< [<h6>​test​</h6>​, <h6>​test2​</h6>​]

>>> AJS.$('#wysiwygTextarea_ifr').contents().find('body').append('<h6>new</h6>');
<<< [<body id=​"tinymce" class=​"mceContentBody wiki-content fullsize" contenteditable=​"true" dir=​"ltr" style=​"min-height:​ 502px;​ ">​…​</body>​]

No alert appeared.

Hi,
i've tried using livequery (both, the old and the new version) on Ajax Calls.
Here I'm applying the plugin to Link elements inside an UL:

	ul.livequery("a", function(){
		$(this).click(function(){
                       // do something
		});
	});

I'm doing an Ajax call which adds LI elements to an UL like this:

	var li = "<li value='"+id+"'><a href='#'>"+valu+"</a></li>";
	ul.append(li);

the plugin should recognize it but doesn't .. I need to reapply the events to the elements.
I'm using Chrome. Anything wrong with my code?
Thanks

UPDATE: i found out that there's issues with Jquery - I've tried jquery-3.2.1.min.js - doesn't work - downgraded to jquery-2.2.4.min.js and it works!

No test case sorry. For me, in some cases it doesn't work immediately (like an element matching the livequery selector is inserted already in DOM, but until I click inside a field on the page, livequery doesn't notice that), in some cases it works several times on the same element.

Even all 3 provided tests do not work.