How to save event handlers, when we set new html for element?

I have simple html markup:

<div id="cont">Some text here
  <div class="wrap" style="border: 1px solid black;display: inline;"> block element here
  </div> and another text</div>

And jQuery code:

$(function(){
  $(".wrap").click(function(){
      $("#cont").html($("#cont").html().replace(/text/g, "letter"));
    alert("Click!");
  });
  $开发者_开发知识库("#d1").click(function(){
    alert("#d1 clicked!");
  });
});

I expect that click event will be fire any time you clicked by the #d1 div, but when we clicked by .wrap it neve fire again. I understand why it has such behavior, but how to solve it?

In my code I can't set click event for #d1 after $("#cont").html($("#cont").html().replace(/text/g, "letter")) because I don't now at execution time if event was set.

You can try example on JSBin

Thanks for replies, live() is a very useful function.

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DEMO: http://jsbin.com/aqono4/4/edit

If you are unsure of the state of your elements you can always use live to bind your events:

$(function(){
    $(".wrap").live('click', function(){
        $("#cont").html($("#cont").html().replace(/text/g, "letter"));
        alert("Click!");
    });
    $("#d1").live('click', function(){
        alert("#d1 clicked!");
    });
});

Events bound with the live method, will still apply to instances found after the code is initially called.

DEMO: http://jsbin.com/aqono4/4/edit

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You should bind using the live() method.

$(function(){  
   $(".wrap").live("click", function() {
   // ....

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As GvS said, bind the event. When you dont need it, you can unbind.