beezee
commented
11 years ago There's actually a small adjustment to the initialization code required to allow this to work simply, but will require some testing. I'll do my best to get to this shortly, but if you have time and interest, lines 197 to 201 would become something closer to this:
$(this).find('a').filter(function () {
return this.hostname === location.hostname;
}).addClass('dJAX_internal')
$(this).on('click', '.dJAX_internal', function (event) {
if (this.hostname !== location.hostname)
return;
event.preventDefault();
return self.attachClick(this, event);
});That should use delegated events to trigger djax nav on links with the dJAX_internal class, which means you can add that class to your links loaded in via ajax (not djax) and djax should pick them up. The extra conditional check to ensure the link is internal will prevent a mis-assigned class from breaking an external link.
Let me know if you get a chance to try this out, otherwise I'll update this thread when I get a chance to dig into it myself.
AdamWagner
I am loading some content in via AJAX (not using djax). This content contains links that I'd like to have djax do its thing with. Is there are way to reinitialize or remove/add-back djax? If I just call the djax method a second time, all the events fire twice. Any ideas?