Using jQuery outside of $(document).ready()?

This can make a big difference I'd use an alert() to test if anything is found with jQuery. Call the alert() with the jQuery object as an argument alert($('#test')); // or alert($('#test'). Get(0)); // also try alert(document.

GetElementById('test')) If the last one doesn't work (it should alert 'HTMLElement', depending on the browser) then jQuery is not the problem.

This can make a big difference. I'd use an alert() to test if anything is found with jQuery. Call the alert() with the jQuery object as an argument.

Alert($('#test')); // or alert($('#test'). Get(0)); // also try alert(document. GetElementById('test')); If the last one doesn't work (it should alert 'HTMLElement', depending on the browser) then jQuery is not the problem.

If you have added #test after loading the DOM, you will need to do some jiggling to rebind the elements to the DOM jQuery is using. That may be your issue.

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