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Lets say I have this

<label id="cloneme" class="baa"><input type="checkbox"></label>

<div id="foo"></div>

Then I do this

// some iterations where ischecked may or may not be true

$('#cloneme').clone().attr('id','').appendTo('#foo').find(':checkbox').prop('checked', ischecked);

I can't wait until they're clicked, the class should be ischecked if the checkbox inside is checked. I don't want to add the class while in that cloning loop and I don't want to execute the script inline after creating those elements because there many be checkbox creations elsewhere and I don't like copy&pasted chunks of code. Can I do this with on()?

Have I got this wrong? 

Lalala is clickable

$("p.neat").addClass("ohmy").show("slow").on("click",function(){ doThis(); });

$('<p class="neat">Lalala</p>').appendTo('body');

Lalala is not clickable. But using on as it's supposed to be used...

$("p.neat").addClass("ohmy").show("slow");

$(document).on("click", "p.neat", function(){ doThis(); });

Confused.