Updated README (ajax + events)

README.md

@@ -35,10 +35,21 @@ An even simpler way is to add `rel="modal:open"` to links. When the link is cli
 
 I know somebody is going to ask, so here's an example of how you could load content with AJAX:
 
- $.get('/login-form', function(html) {
-  $(html).modal();
+ $.get('/login-form', {}, function(html) {
+  $(html)
+  
+  // Append the resulting HTML to the document:
+  .appendTo('body')
+  
+  // Completely remove the modal's DOM element when it's closed:
+  .bind('modal:close', function(event, modal) { modal.elm.remove() })
+  
+  // Open them modal:
+  .modal();
  });
 
+Since you'll probably want to remove the modal from the DOM when it's closed:
+
 # Closing modals
 
 Because there can be only one modal active at a single time, there's no need to select which modal to close:
@@ -78,6 +89,8 @@ The first and only argument passed to these event handlers is the `modal` object
 
 So, you could do something like this:
 
- $('#purchase-form').bind('modal:before-close', function(modal) {
+ $('#purchase-form').bind('modal:before-close', function(event, modal) {
   clear_shopping_cart();
  });
+
+If you wish to remove the modal element from the DOM when it's closed, you must do so manually by binding to `modal:close` (see AJAX section).