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JQuery - $ (document) .ready () loading the BEFORE element

So, I am loading some data from an MVC3 action that returns a Json containing some parameters and contents as a string. I am adding content to some kind of div. In a partial view, I have a document.ready JQuery event. For some reason, this function is executed before the content is added, and all selectors declared in the finished function are empty.

Is there a logical reason for this? I set a timeout when selectors see elements. But the timeout can be very inaccurate.

Any suggestions?

Thank!

Example script script: http://jsfiddle.net/aKxy7/

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var elementIWannaGet = $('html-content-div');


var elementIWannaGet = $('#html-content-div');

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{ result: true,
  data: { id: '1' },
  elementId: '#html-content-div',
  content: '<div id="html-content-div">Html content! :D</div>'
}

contentLoaded :

function contentLoaded(response) {
    if (response.result == true)
        handleError(response);

    // Get the container where the response.content will be rendered to.
    var targetContainer = $('#target-container-id');

    // Append the content
    targetContainer.append(response.content);

    // Do something with your container
    alert( $(response.elementId).html().length );
}
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