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Understanding javascript
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08/12/2015 17:38:53
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Javascript
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JQuery
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01628679
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I understand this part. But still does not answer my question. Thank you.

>A page is not sent back to the server. that is, the html, javascript, and css are never sent back to the server. The data in the form is sent back.
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>>Do I understand that if you add an element (e.g. div of id="test") in the script section of the page, and then the page is sent back from the server (posted back) this element no longer exists? That is, I cannot use this element in the IF statement of the javascript?
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>>For example, I want to call a certain method of the page but only One Time. And I was doing the following (which does not seem to work):
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>>
>>        if ($('#Test').length==0) {
>>               // div of ID Test does not exist.
>>               // create this div
>>               var $div = $('<div />').appendTo('body');
>>               $div.attr('id', 'Test');
>>               // Call button click method.
>>               document.getElementById("btnTest").click();
>>           }
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>>
>>The above seem to go into an endless loop.
>>
>>Any suggestions? TIA
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