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this code:

$(document).ready(function() {
$('body').click(function(evt) {
if(evt.target.nodeName === 'A' && $(evt.target).hasClass('cross-link')) {
$('a[href=#2]').trigger('click');
} });});

given me and error of "too much recursion"

one might think that I should just attach a handler to the crosslink element. i tried this, but I couldn't get it to work because the DOM loads before the cross-link class elements are created. what do I need to do to fix this or do you have a better idea of what I should do to implement what I'm trying to do?

if you want to see the error for yourself, do to eataustineat.com/testfolder/ type in a 'd' in the search field select dog almighty (this is where you should notice the "too much recursion error" it will move the div to the left, but it will do so very buggily.

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You can use live or delegate to add listeners for elements that are created later:

$("a.cross-link").live("click", function()
{
   $('a[href=#2]').trigger('click');
   window.location.hash = "#2";
});

However, click does not trigger the default event of going to the URL, so you need to do that manually.


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