I have a promise on a get request in jquery, that return data then add it to the page via append:
$.get('/get/something').done(function(data) {
$('#main').append(data);
})
The data looks something like :
<div class="container">
...
...
</div>
How can I wrap that returned data/appended element in a jquery selector and then perform operations on it?
I've tried :
$(data).some-jquery-fnc();
But no luck.
You could use the class selector with the :last selector :
$('#main .container:last').some-jquery-fnc();
That will always select the last .container added to the #main by the .append() method :
$('#main').append(data);
Hope this helps.
If you append only one element and want to bind your actions with an event this might be of use.
$(document).on("click",".container",function() { // or on mouseover or any other event you want
// rest of your code to be executed for this particular event.
});
data without knowing he is able to do so.You can use: $.parseHTML(data) or $('').html(data).contents(); For detail, please refer: Creating a jQuery object from a big HTML-string
