Let's say you add an element to the DOM via jQuery:

$("<button class="delete">Delete</button>").appendTo("foo");

And want to later remove it via a jQuery event. Calling $('.delete').on('click') will not fire the event. This is because .on() only looks for elements that were loaded initially with the DOM. To resolve you can use …

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$('#id').on('input', fuction(){
    var dInput = this.value;
    $('#output').text(dInput);
});

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