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Timeago plugin to always be on()

in Using jQuery Plugins • 8 years ago

I'm trying to make the timeago plugin always be on/live, but I'm unsure of how to change the following code to do that:

jQuery(document).ready(function() { jQuery("a.timeago").timeago(); });

How would I change that code to make the timeago plugin always be on/live?

Thanks.

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jakecigar

Re: Timeago plugin to always be on()

8 years ago

Nice plugin! I assume you are adding more "a.timeago" via ajax or similar.

jQuery('a.timeago:not(.alreadyDone)').addClass('alreadyDone').timeago()

can be executed any number of times, especially after new elements have been added.

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