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I have a problem where the .ajaxForm() method provided by the jQuery form plugin cannot see (or does nothing) with matched elements that are loaded dynamically by the jQuery .load() method (which returns HTML in the matched selector's space).

So, here's what I have in a nutshell.  In the HTML page, I have the jquery and jquery.form script includes (both working OK) in the head.  I have a separate script block for the document.ready that encapsulates my jquery.

Now, normally I use jquery .load() to load dynamic HTML into my page (a bunch of images), the URL I hand it has a dynamic item ID that it uses to talk to my database, and returns the HTML that I want in this HTML page.

The selector .load() uses is normally an empty div with a unique ID ("#images"). when I have a form element from within this dynamic HTML, any ajaxForm event I attempt to bind to it never occurs.

However, if I statically load the page with HTML first, the form plugin can see it and responds to events regarding these items.

Both sets of HTML that I have in #images are identical, both static and dynamic. The only difference is that when it's dynamic, I use jquery to replace HTML on the page once the document is deemed "ready".

The entire reason why I load it this way is because I have an upload form at the bottom of the page that dynamically (through Ajax form upload) adds images, and re-loads my HTML to add the new image.  The forms I'm attempting to run within this HTML deal with removing these images one-by-one.

Snapshot:
<script src="jquery-latest.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="jquery.form.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
...
<script type="text/javascript">
      $(document).ready(function() {
            $("#images").load('get_my_html.php?something=dynamic_value');
                 
            $("#delete_image_uniqueID").ajaxForm(function() {
                  $("#images").load('get_my_html.php?something=dynamic_value');
            });
      });
</script>
...
<div id="images"></div>
...
And my HTML looks something like this:

<div id="delete_image_1234">
      <form action="delete_this_image.php?something=1234">
            <input type="submit" value="Delete Image">
      </form>
</div>