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I read taht live() is deprecated, suggestion is to use on().

I must attach an event handler to a markup that will be created later, so actually is not existent, so on() is not doing the right work for my situation.

Is there a non-deprecated way to attach event to html markup actaully that actually doesn't exists ?

I've a js with a loop wich generate ten ajax calls, but I aboslutely need that the first will be executed before the others.

how to ?

1.   // Avvio il sortable
     // Memorizzo l'ordinamento attuale in un cookie
     genresContainer.sortable({
           opacity: 0.6 ,
           placeholder: 'ui-state-highlight',
           containment: $('#divGenresEnabled'),
           update: function (event, element ) {
               actualOrder = $(this).sortable("toArray").join();
               $.cookie("genresOrder", actualOrder, {expires: 365} );
           }    
     });
    
     // Avvio anche il Selectable
     genresContainer.selectable({
         start: function(event, ui) {
           console.log ('start');
        
         }
     
     });