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jquery Programming Glossary: jquery.isready

How to check if document is ready?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2819724/how-to-check-if-document-is-ready

code for document .ready If the DOM is already ready if jQuery.isReady Execute the function immediately fn.call document jQuery ..... ... Thus for a way that may change you can use .isReady or jQuery.isReady . A better way would be to use document .ready in line. e.g... do stuff Creating your own is probably better since jQuery.isReady doesn't seem to be documented and therefore probably isn't supported..

$(document).ready() source

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

jQuery.fn ready function fn jQuery.bindReady if jQuery.isReady fn.call document jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn.. jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready function if jQuery.isReady if document.body.. return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready function if jQuery.isReady if document.body return setTimeout jQuery.ready 13 jQuery.isReady..

$(document).ready equivalent without jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/799981/document-ready-equivalent-without-jquery

window window.top function if jQuery.isReady return try If IE is used use the trick by Diego Perini http..

How to check if document is ready?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2819724/how-to-check-if-document-is-ready

isn't documented I don't think but if you look at the jQuery code for document .ready If the DOM is already ready if jQuery.isReady Execute the function immediately fn.call document jQuery ... Thus for a way that may change you can use .isReady or jQuery.isReady.. Execute the function immediately fn.call document jQuery ... Thus for a way that may change you can use .isReady or jQuery.isReady . A better way would be to use document .ready in line. e.g. function myClickHandler event do stuff document .ready function.. .ready function window.domIsReady true if window.domIsReady do stuff Creating your own is probably better since jQuery.isReady doesn't seem to be documented and therefore probably isn't supported and may be changed at any time. share improve this..

$(document).ready() source

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

_ 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 function if.. fn jQuery.bindReady if jQuery.isReady fn.call document jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready function if jQuery.isReady if document.body return setTimeout jQuery.ready 13 jQuery.isReady true.. document jQuery else if readyList readyList.push fn return this jQuery.isReady false jQuery.ready function if jQuery.isReady if document.body return setTimeout jQuery.ready 13 jQuery.isReady true if readyList var fn i 0 while fn readyList i..

$(document).ready equivalent without jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/799981/document-ready-equivalent-without-jquery

continually check to see if the document is ready if document.documentElement.doScroll window window.top function if jQuery.isReady return try If IE is used use the trick by Diego Perini http javascript.nwbox.com IEContentLoaded document.documentElement.doScroll..