php - Any extra steps required to ensure jQuery functionality on dynamic content fetched by getJSON? -

i have learnt how use jquery's getjson method php file making queries on mysql database running results through php's json_encode.

<script> $(document).ready(function() { $(".click_me").click(function(){ $.getjson("http://path/to/file.php",function(results){   $("#container").html(results[0].key-name); }); }); }); </script> 

the functionality working except returned data (html) has classes wrapped around content should triggering jquery actions on hover , click etc.

none of functionality working though , wondering if there sort of 'reinitialisation' needs take place on content 'dynamically' generated getjson method?

the handlers have attached page @ load attached elements present during call. need either 1. attach them again calling teh functions 2. use $.on

1. suppose added handler $(".someclass").click(dosomething). can call line again , handler reattached class. after ajax call.

2. you can use $(".someclass").on("click",dosomething) add event handler. check format of on. not entirely sure of syntax

edit: in response comment

function inittooltipster(){ //move  seperate function can call     $('.tooltip').tooltipster({         functionbefore: function(origin, continuetooltip){             origin.tooltipster('update', $(origin).text());             continuetooltip();         }     });  } $(document).ready(inittooltipster);   $(document).ready(function () {      $(".click_me").click(function () {          $.getjson("http://path/to/file.php", function (results) {              $("#container").html(results[0].key - name);              inittooltipster();//init here again              //or call tooltipster inside context of container                                    $('#container .tooltip').tooltipster({         functionbefore: function(origin, continuetooltip){             origin.tooltipster('update', $(origin).text());             continuetooltip();         }     });            });      });  });