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Saving JavaScript code in <Head> after ASP.Net returns.

As the name implies, I am having problems saving my code during postback. I have a bunch of jQuery code in the "Head" section, and this works fine until the postback happens, after which it stops functioning!

How can i fix this? The head cannot be read after the postback, and is there a way I can make this happen?

JavaScript:

        <script type="text/javascript">
        $(document).ready(function()
        {
            $('.tablesorter tbody tr').tablesorter();

        $('.tablesearch tbody tr').quicksearch({
            position: 'before',
            attached: 'table.tablesearch',
            stripeRowClass: ['odd', 'even'],
            labelText: 'Search:',
            delay: 100
        });
       }); 
        </script>
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function pageLoad(sender, args) {

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, postback pre-empts onLoad , jQuery .ready().

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Instead of using $ (document) .ready you should put your code in a function called pageLoad (). The pageLoad () function is wired, which will be called whenever the page has a / asyncpostback postback.

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