Since .live() is supported for more events now, I thought it was time to get it working how I always wanted it to work.

Using the same syntax on links as before, you can specify the target div, using the target=”" attribute and the url is automatically extracted from the href=”" or action=”" attribute meaning you can keep your code simple and valid but have easily Ajax populated content, as since I’m using .live() any future links/forms that match the original selector will continue to be ‘ajaxified’.

There’s a demo here and source code too, as ever.

Also available through Google Code.

So much so, that I’ve spent time writing a pointless bookmarklet that makes me even more lazy and probably isn’t doing anything for my typos to real words ratio, however, I thought it might be useful to other people too.

There’s a demo here, and a generator for your own custom one here too.

The uncompressed source is linked at the bottom of the demo page, in case you want to see how it works or extend it. There are some comments there too. (But not many…)

Theres an updated test page and as ever a direct link to download here.

Check out the test page to see the new features!

Edit: Further updates, all links have been updated to version 0.3b. Added (and documented existing) callbacks as requested by Sebioff! And a further fix for the ‘append’ option. Also fixed IE6 compatibility.

Further Update: Another update after the comment from David Lee about $(‘form’).serialize();

Another Further Update: I have set up a Google Code repository for this plugin, which states that this code is released under the MIT license.

Update October 2010: I have updated this plugin for jQuery 1.4.3 as a ‘lite’ version.