How can i use the element that is added on runtime

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I have this code:

PHP

function egm() {
        var url = 'district.php';
        var egmHref='egmHref';
        $.getJSON (url, function(data){
            $.each (data, function(index, data){
                $('#tablebody').append('<tr>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.username+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.password+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.acclvl+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+ "<a class='" + egmHref +"' href='displayInfo.php?id="+ data.username +"'>View</a>" +'</td>');
                $('#tablebody').append('</tr>');
            });
        });
    }

I have an anchor tag that is appended only at runtime but I'd like to give that anchor an event but i don't know how to call I tried like this $("#egmhref").click().. but did not work anyone teach me how to this... i'm also tried this code but still did not work:

PHP

$("<a />",{
                    text: 'View',
                    id: 'egmHref',
                    href: 'displayInfo.php?user=' + data.username
                }).appendTo('#tablebody td');

Thanks anyone in advanced.....

[edit]SHOUTING removed, Code block added - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 15-Oct-13 21:48pm

careLess - Eric

Updated 15-Oct-13 22:06pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff 16-Oct-13 4:06am

DON'T SHOUT. Using all capitals is considered shouting on the internet, and rude (using all lower case is considered childish). Use proper capitalisation if you want to be taken seriously.

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Dhivya Chennai · Answer 1 · 2013-10-15T22:37:00

PHP

function egm() {
        var url = 'district.php';
        var egmHref='egmHref';
        $.getJSON (url, function(data){
            $.each (data, function(index, data){
                $('#tablebody').append('<tr>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.username+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.password+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td>'+data.acclvl+'</td>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('<td id="anchor"></td>');
                    $('#anchor').append('<a class='" + egmHref +"' href='displayInfo.php?id="+ data.username +"'>View</a>');
                    $('#tablebody').append('</tr>');
            });
        });
    }

Try this code