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Why “$().ready(handler)” is not recommended?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10753306/why-readyhandler-is-not-recommended

fn Attach the listeners jQuery.bindReady Add the callback readyList.add fn return this As you can see it justs add the callback.. you can see it justs add the callback to an internal queue readyList and doesn't change or use the elements in the set. This lets..

Trigger $document.ready (so AJAX code I can't modify is executed)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2238030/trigger-document-ready-so-ajax-code-i-cant-modify-is-executed

break on future versions .getReadyList function if this.readyList null this.myreadylist this.readyList.copy return this.myreadylist.. function if this.readyList null this.myreadylist this.readyList.copy return this.myreadylist document .ready function alert.. what i did was add a function to jQuery that copies the readyList before it's cleared out then it will be available to be used..

$(document).ready() source

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3430455/document-ready-source

window.jQuery _ window. rootjQuery readyBound false readyList DOMContentLoaded jQuery.fn ready function fn jQuery.bindReady.. if jQuery.isReady fn.call document jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready.. jQuery.isReady fn.call document jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready function..