Well I've been reading on how to do this, but no success so far.
At first I thought the problem was another, then I read about dynamic created content and that you have to bind it to something already in web.
I've tried using this, but im sure I'm not using it correctly:
$(document).on('keyup', 'email', function () {
//the code from below here.
});
how do I bind this?
Try adding all the elements to the query selector or just use the same class for both.
$(".email1, .email").on("keyup change", function() {});