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I need to keep the title
of any element on the updated page. Whenever an element has the value of title
being the character ?
, I want to replace it with the value inside the tags of the same element.
The goal can be reached after calling the following function, using Jquery:
function preencherTitle() {
var elementos = $('[title="?"]');
elementos.each(function() {
this.title = this.textContent;
});
}
So I can call you when the page is ready, as follows:
$(preencherTitle);
The problem is that it does not work after DOM update by AJAX calls.
If I create a new element, by an AJAX call, that has [title="?"]
, the function is not called.
So I tried:
$(document).ajaxComplete(preencherTitle);
This also works, however, only when the AJAX call is marked as global
.
I need the function to be triggered, too, when the AJAX call is not global
.
I believe I may be treading the wrong path to solve this problem, even because I am not experienced in Javascript.
There is a way to achieve the objective of this function (even without necessarily using it) whenever necessary, and more performatively?
How are you making the AJAX call?
– Luiz Felipe
@Luizfelipe AJAX calls are performed by components of other frameworks, I have no control over it. At first, I don’t think I can consider how they are called, as there are several possible calls from a framework that I "don’t control".
– Edu Müller
You can’t fix it on the server?
– Sergio