Use of contentSelector parameter causes loaded scripts to not be executed.
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James Bilous commented
When using the "contentSelector" parameter, jQuery's "load()" method is used with a suffixed selector expression which causes script tags to be stripped prior to dom being updated. This causes all loaded scripts to not be executed.
See "Script Execution" under http://api.jquery.com/load/
Philip Klauzinski commented
Executing scripts from the loaded HTML does not fall within the scope of jScroll. If you need to execute javascript upon loading the next page, use the callback
option.