Reload $(document).ready(function() After ajax page is reloaded

Question

i have a common js file after I reload html page in ajax request , I cant access the functions in this file , the common JS functions between $(document).ready(function() How can Access them and fire the functions in common file Example :

COMMON JS :

  $(document).ready(function() { 

 $(".agree_btn").click(function(){
        alert(123);             
    });

});

the Function in the phtml page

$('.loadMoreAnswers').live('click', function(event) {

          var location_id = $(this).attr('location_id');
          var counter= $(this).attr('counter');
                $('#loadingAnswer').show();

        $.ajax({
            type: 'POST',
            url: '/daleel/loadmore',
            data: 'location_id='+location_id+'&part='+'answers'+'&answerCounter='+counter,  //with the page number as a parameter
            success: function(msg){

                if(msg.length!=0)    //if no errors
                { $(this).parent().load("view")
                    $('#loadingAnswer').remove();
                    counter+=5;
                    $('#profile-page-answer').append(msg); 

                } 
                else $("#loadingAnswer").remove();

            },
            dataType: 'html'
        });

              });

its render the HTML like This :

<a agreed="no" agreed-content-id="63066" class="agree_btn" id="agree-a63066">
Agree
    </a>

But when i click on this Link it doesnt run the function in the Common JS file

Answer 1

rebind the click event handler in the ajax success

success: function(msg){
 //your code
 $(".agree_btn").bind('click');
}

or you can use delegate for jQuery versions lower than 1.7 like

$(document).delegate(".agree_btn",'click',function(e){
 //your code
});

or of you are using jQuery version 1.7+ use on method

$(document).on("click",".agree_btn",function(e){
 //your code
});

do not use .live its deprecated docs

As of jQuery 1.7, the .live() method is deprecated. Use .on() to attach event handlers. Users of older versions of jQuery should use .delegate() in preference to .live().