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I have a hidden div at the bottom of my page where I plan to put a div with text inputs and buttons. &nbsp;I am going to be dynamically cloning this and adding it to my page to make a way for users to enter more results by clicking an add button which will add a new row of inputs. &nbsp;This is working now. &nbsp;I want to add event handlers to the buttons on the newly added rows so I was thinking that I can just nest my template in a class called Template. &nbsp;Then when I add my event handlers, I could just search for anything that is not under a div with the class of Template.<br />
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I have a hidden div at the bottom of my page where I plan to put a div with text inputs and buttons.  I am going to be dynamically cloning this and adding it to my page to make a way for users to enter more results by clicking an add button which will add a new row of inputs.  This is working now.  I want to add event handlers to the buttons on the newly added rows so I was thinking that I can just nest my template in a class called Template.  Then when I add my event handlers, I could just search for anything that is not under a div with the class of Template.



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jquery how do I exclude all divs that are not nested with a certain class name

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