的jQuery（身体）。代表（'淡出'，事件类型，函数（）
{
    jQuery的（本）.delay（2000）.slideUp（500，函数（）
    {
        jQuery的（这种）卸下摆臂（）;
    }）;
}）;

jQuery的（'＆LT; D​​IV CLASS =变脸＆GT;愚蠢的猴子＆LT;！/ DIV＆GT;'）。appendTo（＃信息）触发（事件类型）;
 

您可以链的优势。创建元素，将其附加到你的元素，然后调用触发新添加的格。

I'm trying to make an automatically disappearing notification box, the notification box is loaded trough ajax so I cannot use the $(document).ready();.

I found the nifty .delegate() function which I'm using extensively, so basically now ajax creates a new <div class="fade">Stupid monkey!</div> and I'd like it to disappear after 2 seconds based on the class definition, this is what I've got so far:

// ajax request handler
jQuery('#message').append('<div class="fade">Stupid monkey!</div>');

jQuery('body').delegate('.fade', eventType, function()
{
    jQuery(this).delay(2000).slideUp(500, function()
    {
        jQuery(this).remove();
    });
});

Whatever I replace eventType with I can't trigger my handler right after I create the element. I've tried ready, load and all sorts of alternatives... click works but isn't what I need and I can't trigger a click on the anonymous div.

jQuery('body').delegate('.fade', eventType, function()
{
    jQuery(this).delay(2000).slideUp(500, function()
    {
        jQuery(this).remove();
    });
});

jQuery('<div class="fade">Stupid monkey!</div>').appendTo("#message").trigger(eventType);

You can take advantage of chaining. Create the element, append it to your element and then call trigger on the newly added div.