With jQuery you get this function that fires when the document is nearly ready - it's displayed and maybe some resources are still getting fed from the initial page load (.JS files - whatever)...

At any rate - in this function I setup all these .Live event handlers.

Code:
$(document).ready(function() {
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            $('.acs-panel-btn-add').live('click', addClick);
            $('.acs-panel-btn-delete').live('click', deleteClick);
            $('.acs-panel-btn-edit').live('click', editClick);
            $('.acs-panel-btn-open').live('click', openClick);
            $('.acs-operator-button-event').live('click', operatorClick);
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The .acs-xxx.xxx business is referring to a CLASS on some HTML element. These HTML elements are not loaded yet onto the page - I do that as you call up records and such.

The point is that these LIVE jQuery EVENT handlers watch the DOM for new elements that might have these CLASS's on them. When I add those elements they auto-magically get wired to the EVENT handler function noted in the .live call above.

That's pretty cool stuff!!!