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How to run jQuery script after a DataCommand if Ajax="true" is used?

I have a template with a DataCommand (something like the approval process mentioned here ). Currently I use the jQueryReady tag to apply some effects to the template. This all works fine with the template Ajax="False" setting. However, when I set Ajax="True" obviously the document ready doesn't get fired again when the module updates. Is there a way to re-run my jQuery code so I don't loose all t
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Billy Shelton asked Jul 12, 2016 active Mar 3, 2022

LoadFeedButton - AJAX success callback

Can anyone help with the syntax for an AJAX Success callback function that fires each time a LoadFeed button is pressed? I have many LoadFeedButton's which loads data and populates the target div (named 'PeopleDetails') properly. I also have an error div named 'NoPeople' (initially hidden) My goal is to evaluate the loadfeedbutton target div contents and if they are empty (using trim or length etc
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Mark Guercio asked Jun 11, 2015 active Jun 11, 2015

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Hi, we are getting closer to understand more about XMod Pro, now we need help to know what we are doing wrong to have the option to HIDE and SHOW, we have the source code as follow: <div> <label for="dnn_ctr1717_XModPro_ctl01_ctl00_ctl00_CountryStatus1"> Status </label> <select name="dnn$ctr1717$XModPro$ctl01$ctl00$ctl00$CountryStatus1" id="dnn_ctr1717_XModPro_ctl01_ctl00_ctl00_CountryStatus1"> <o
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Juan Tarte asked Feb 8, 2015 active Feb 8, 2015

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