Hey,
Thanks a lot for your answers. Joel Birch, I think you are right
and it will work properly, I can not test it know because I am at
work!
Chango, thanks for your answer but I think that it does't solve my
problem. [Spanish]: Por cierto, soy español, tú?
Yesterday night I also found another alternative that works
properly, but I couldn't answer my question because I didn't find it.
What I did was:
$(document).ready(function() {
....
$('#menu').find('a').eq(0).click( function (){
$('#content').load('html/senas_identidad.html');
$.getScript( 'js/another_script' )
});
....
And the content of another_script is:
$(document).ready(function() {
....
$('#content').find('[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]').click( function ()
{
alert('Hola caracola');
}
...
It works properly and I get what I want. It is correct because in
JQuery you can have as many $(document).ready functions as you wish.
However, I think Joel Birch option is better and is the way it
should do. Moreover I think my way works but it is not the right way
of using $.getScritpt ...
What do you think?
Thanks a lot!