When your app loads, the javascript SDK automaticaly parses your page to find every framework element.
If your application creates elements on the fly after loading, you can explicitly ask the SDK to reparse a node of your document.
To do that, you need to use the method 'DZ.framework.parse', which takes a selector as parameter.
Example:

DZ.framework.parse('#my_id'); // parse content of the element with id #my_id
DZ.framework.parse('.my_class'); // parse contents of elements with class .my_class
DZ.framework.parse('a'); // parse contents of 'a' elements in the page
DZ.framework.parse(); // parse the entire page

Warning!
When you call DZ.framework.parse('.selector')
Only the content of the node corresponding to .selector will be parsed!
The node '.selector' itself won't be parsed!