First thanks for your answer.

Am 17.03.2007 um 22:24 schrieb Yansky:

> If it's inserted after the element

yes

> , you could try

> $(el).next().fadeIn("slow");

This doesn't handle the insertion html of the $.post request. It only  
grabs the next label tag and process the fade in on this.

As far as i understand this $(el).after(xxx) not only sets the DOM  
pointer 'behind' the given el but insert the data also. So i have to  
bind the .fadeIn() to this function therefor.

So i still have no clue how to get what i want.






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