Solomon Closson
jquery onload document.ready
Ok, there are so many approaches, however, I am only interested in 1, but which approach to use? Dunno…Basically, here’s the dilemma. There will be subsequent calls to jQuery within the body of a page. It will need to know if jQuery has already been defined previously, and if so, don’t reload it, but if not, than load jQuery. Now, on top of that I need to not run any jQuery code until jQuery is actually sure to be defined.Here’s what I’ve been using but it’s flawed in the sense that I am g
Razvan
jquery file document.ready
I’m having an issue with jQuery’s document.ready trigger function. I’m not sure if this is due to jQuery or due to the browsers’ behavior but here’s what happens: when you try to dynamically load a script using the .append() method and also set a handler for document.ready(), the document.ready() event will be triggered before the external script/css file will be loaded. This does not apply for script/css files that are on the same domain – if they are on the same domain the document.ready trigg
Lightness Races in Orbit
javascript jquery internet-explorer document.ready
I’m using some jQuery that works fine in all browsers except in Internet Explorer 8 (and probably not the earlier versions although I’m not as worried about those.). I’m using jQuery’s .each function to loop over every element in a JavaScript array that is auto generated on my page by the fairly inflexible CMS I’m using.For example, my CMS writes this array of image objects in javascript to my page:paths = []; paths[0] = new Image(); paths[0].src = “/path/to/image1” paths[1] = new Image(); path
advapi
jquery document.ready
I’ve got a really strange problem… I’ve got this function to show contextmenu on a kendo ui grid var my = {};my.contextMenu = function (options) {if (!options) { alert(‘You have not specified any options!’); return; }if (!options.trigger) { alert(‘You must supply a trigger element selector!’); return; }if (!options.menu) { alert(‘You must specify a menu element selector!’); return; }if (!options.callback) { alert(‘You must specify a callback function!’); return; }options.rightButton = options.
user2209850
javascript greasemonkey document.ready
So i have this script:links = document.getElementsByClassName(‘thumb’); for (var i=links.length-1; i>=0; i–) { links[i].href=links[i].href+’/popout’; }that works in scratchpad after the page, i want modified, is loaded.But when i put it in greasemonkey it runs before page is fully loaded and elements i need to mod are not there and it doesn’t work.Here is gs script:// ==UserScript== // @name popout // @namespace PylonPants // @include http://*.twitch.tv/directory/* // @version
Alex
jquery xmlhttprequest document.ready
I code with jquery. My problem is with $(document).ready(function() that calls two functions executing xhr requests<script type=”text/javascript”> $(document).ready(function() { getIdCategories(); getnameCategories(); }); </script>Sometimes no function works and sometimes the functions work but they are not working in order!!the tow functions:function getIdCategories() {var request = new XMLHttpRequest();request.open(“GET”,”http://patisserie-orient.fr/prestashop/prestashop/api/catego
derek8
jquery greasemonkey loading document.ready
I cannot figure out why this does not alert me at least once when I visit www.reuters.com. Am I missing something?// ==UserScript== // @name test3 // @namespace test3 // @version 1 // ==/UserScript==$(document).ready(function () {var actualHost = window.location.toString();var intendedHost = “www.reuters.com”;alert(“Debug 1 – ” + actualHost);if (actualHost == intendedHost) {alert(“Debug 2 – ” + actualHost);}});Thank you.
Mala
jquery timing document.ready
I have a page which contains a div which must be resized via JS when a page loads. In order to do that I give it a “default width” of 760px and then run the following code:function resizeList() {var wlwidth,iwidth,nwidth;wlwidth = document.body.clientWidth – 200 – 60;iwidth = 320;nwidth = Math.floor(wlwidth / iwidth) * iwidth;$(‘#list’).css(‘width’,nwidth); }$(document).ready(function(){// if we’re looking at a list, do the resize-thing, now and on window resizeif (window.location.pathname.toSt
Ash Clarke
javascript jquery document.ready yepnope asynchronous-loader
I have been implementing the yepnope script loader as part of the modernizr.js library. I have successfully got jQuery to load and jQuery dependent scripts afterwards. I am new to asynchronous loading of resources, so it’s a bit new to me. I have been searching around, but haven’t had much luck with the following.My question is what are your opinions on how to effectively replace the functionality of $(document).ready() when working with the yepnope.js framework. My theory was to create a approp
Shadow Wizard
javascript jquery document.ready onload-event
I was building an auto check username availability function for an input field and I came across this extremely weird thing.When I made the auto check function as a $(document).ready() function,$(document).ready(function(){//JohnyP keydowntimervar timer = null;$(‘#username’).keydown(function(){clearTimeout(timer);var usercheck = $(this).val();timer = setTimeout(function () {checkUserName(usercheck);}, 1000);});//http://www.itechroom.comfunction checkUserName(usercheck){$(‘#usercheck’).html(‘<
R Grove
jquery document.ready
I’ve got an old and messy site and am trying to start tidying up some of the jQuery code to make it easier to maintain and want to get all my document.ready functions into a single call. The problem is that the pages each have a different set of includes some of which have their own .ready function.What I thought of doing is putting this in the main page:var documentReadyFunction = function() {//do something };And having this in my header/scripts file:jQuery(document).ready(function() {if (typeo
Nicros
javascript jquery document.ready
So I have a static HTML page that I cannot edit and I need to add jQuery to it and then do some div manipulation (height) on document ready. I found this post which describes how to insert it into a page, which works great. I added that to my javascript file and it inserts it into the page. The problem is that I need to perform some actions on $(document).ready() on that same page, but it says that $ is undefined.What I would like to do is something like this:var script = document.createElement
MIss poo
javascript javascript-events document document.ready
In my application, I am calling a method for every 1000ms to check the document readyState. Following is the code which I am using,var success=setInterval(“”CheckState()””,1000);function CheckState(){if($get(‘businessDownl’).document.readyState==”interactive” || $get(‘businessDownl’).document.readyState==”complete”){alert(“Great”);clearInterval(success);} }This code works fine in IE browser.But fails in Firefox and Chrome browser. I tried using $get(‘businessDownl’).readyState also, it is print
Sergey Stetsourin
jquery jquery-animate jquery-hover document.ready
I am trying to achieve photo zooming effect using this example: http://www.tympanus.net/Tutorials/PhotoZoomOutEffect/ . However, I needed to make this effect working after page load, not on hover. So I changed hover() to ready():$(function() {$(‘#container img’).ready(function(){var $this = $(this);$this.stop().animate({‘opacity’:’1.0′,’height’:’200px’,’top’:’0px’,’left’:’0px’});},function(){var $this = $(this);$this.stop().animate({‘opacity’:’0.5′,’height’:’500px’,’top’:’-66.5px’,’left’:’-150px
Mike Lewis
javascript jquery document.ready module-pattern
Typically, you don’t start querying the DOM until the $(document).ready(). In both of the options below, the Widget is declared (and the elements are queried) outside of the $(document).ready(). Is this OK? Can I initialize the jQuery elements (as long as I’m not manipulating anything), OUTSIDE of the ready handler? Would it be better to put this whole Widget definition inside the $(document).ready()? Should I wait until the Widget.init() to query the elements? Note: I’m brand new to JS design
andrewliu
jquery load lazy-loading onload document.ready
I hope someone can help me here. I’m having trouble loading this variable. Right now I have an image that is being displayed when the document is ready. It has an id to it. So I’m trying to capture that id and alert it, but when I tried using .attr(), it gives me undefined variable. However, when I do the exact same script, under another window load, the first alert gives me undefined, the second gives me the correct id.My Script :window.onload = function() { //first onload gives undefinedvar im
Xenology
javascript jquery javascript-events document.ready
So i’ve been sifting around the web trying to find out whats going on here and I have not been able to get a concrete answer.I have one $(document).ready on my site that seams to run multiple times regardless of the code that is inside it.I’ve read up on the bug reports for jQuery about how the .ready event will fire twice if you have an exception that occurs within your statement. However even when I have the following code it still runs twice:$(document).ready(function() {try{ console.log(‘
murvinlai
jquery document.ready
In some cases, because of download speed or other async issue, even I put “$(document).ready() ” after including jquery.js, from time to time, I will get complains about “$” is undefined. blah blah blah.I don’t want to do that:setTimeout(function() {$(document).ready()… }, 1000);that seems very lame.so, is there a smart way or proper way or good way to ensure document.ready is really ready to be called? 🙂
gadget00
javascript jquery function document.ready
I’m trying to run two js functions(i’m using jquery) in the document.ready(), but only runs one. Here is my code:$(document).ready(function() {show_properties();table_events();});the functions are written in the same js file, but only show_properties() is loaded when the website loads. I tested in the firebug console to write table_events()and the console tells me “undefined”, but after that the function gets loaded and the ajax calls and everything inside that function starts to work.Why is th
sqlchild
javascript jquery html document.ready
I am changing the paragraph text using a very simple jquery , but it isn’t working. Please help. SORRY FOR NOT LEARING JQUERY FIRST, I JUMPED DIRECTLY TO THE CODE, NOT KNOWING THAT IT NEEDS A SEPARATE jquery file too.<script type=”text/javascript”> $(document).ready(function(){$(“p”).text(“The DOM is now loaded and can be manipulated.”);}); </script> </head> <body> <p>This is a paragraph.</p> </body> </html>