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This is actually a question regarding CGI::Ajax, that's why I thought to ask it here.

I want to recapitulate my points, hopefully, somebody can help

1.javascript/jquery plugin in the main html building function such as in "show_html" can control the effects of the element (such as a table) in this subroutine which is not inserted by ajax

2. However, if I use ajax to insert an element(such as a table) into the final html page, then the plugin can not have effect on this inserted table.

so, my question is how to make ajax inherit control of javascript plugin in the final html on the inserted element?

Thank you.

In reply to Re^4: CGI::Ajax can not control returned table css style by lightoverhead
in thread CGI::Ajax can not control returned table css style by lightoverhead

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