I think you need to set jScrollPane() to fire after the contents are loaded. If i'm not mistaken, the load method is ascynchronous and your jscrollpane() will fire before contents are loaded to html dome $("#left") Which means that it really isn't available when jscrollpane fired. Try to use the $.
AjaxSetup({ascync:false}) and see if that will help. You might have to use a $. Get method if the $.
AjaxSetup doesn't work for the load method.
I think you need to set jScrollPane() to fire after the contents are loaded. If i'm not mistaken, the load method is ascynchronous and your jscrollpane() will fire before contents are loaded to html dome $("#left"). Which means that it really isn't available when jscrollpane fired.
Try to use the $. AjaxSetup({ascync:false}); and see if that will help. You might have to use a $.
Get method if the $. AjaxSetup doesn't work for the load method. IE: $.
AjaxSetup({async:false}); $('#left'). Load('another-url. Php'); $('#left').jScrollPane(); if ajaxSetup don't work with the load method try to use the .
Get method $. AjaxSetup({async:false}); var $jqxhr = $. Get('another-url.
Php'); $jqxhr. Success(function(responseText,statusText,jqxhr){ $('#left'). Html(responseText); }); $jqxhr.
Complete(function(){ $('#left').jScrollPane(); }); $jqxhr. Error(function(){alert("error loading content");}); Hope it helps. Worked for me.
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