document-ready

NOTE: I have now created a jQuery plugin which is my attempt of a solution to this issue. I am sure that it could be improved and i've probably overlooked lots of use cases, so if anyone wants to give feedback feel free :-) https://github.com/WickyNilliams/ReadyBinder I don't have a problem as such, but thought this would be an interesting point for discussion, and i hope people have some interesting ideas for this. Basically, i work on a large-scale website and increasingly we are writing more and more JavaScript. This is fine, i enjoy JS' unique approach and i find the quirkiness in some of

I'm new to jquery. I've just read that these 2 are equivalent: $(document).ready(function() {}); $(function() {}); Which one is better practice, or more accepted? The first one strikes me as clearer in that it states the "document.ready" part - but then again, I'm new to jquery. It could be that to anyone with any experience in jquery, the second option just as clearly implies "document.ready". Which of these options should I choose? WTK Feel free to use either one of them. Just as you think, the latter version is a shorthand for $(document).ready() . The first option was available since the

I tried to search and see if there was anything listed under this but I didn't see anything. I have a gallery thats laid out using Isotope and it works fine, but while the page loads, the images in the gallery are displayed down the middle of the page and then once they are loaded jump to their respective positions. I'm trying to figure out a way to set the container to hide until the images are in their spots and then fade them in with $container.fadeIn(1000); I just don't know how to trigger that function after they are loaded. I've tried using Document.ready a few places and can't seem to

I am loading a jsp using jquery. I have multiple buttons. On clicking, i am making a jquery call which loads a jsp in dialog box. I want the document ready function to be executed every time the jsp inside the jquery dialog box loads. Step by step explanation : This is the jquery function which loads ratingDialog.jsp in the dialog box each time rate is clicked. function openRatingDialog() { var rateDialog = $('<div id="ratingloaderDiv"></div>') .load("ratingDialog.jsp").dialog({ autoOpen: true, minHeight:275, width: 400, height: 350, open: function( event, ui ) { $("#showDialogMessage").hide()

I've run into an issue where my app lives in an iframe and it's being called from an external domain. IE9 won't fire the load event when the iframe loads properly so I think I'm stuck using setTimeout to poll the page. Anyway, I want to see what duration is generally needed for my setTimeout to complete, so I wanted to be able to log the delay the setTimeout fires from my callback, but I'm not sure how to pass that context into it so I can log it. App.readyIE9 = function() { var timings = [1,250,500,750,1000,1500,2000,3000]; for(var i = 0; i < timings.length; i++) { var func = function() { if

I’m trying to use this trick to open a file download dialog on document ready. The same trick has worked another time for me, but that time the iframe was added after an ajax call. This is the snippet: <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { var url='/my_file_url/'; var _iframe_dl = $('<iframe />') .attr('src', url) .hide() .appendTo('body'); }); </script> While the iframe is correctly printed in html code, it doesn’t have the expected behaviour: no download file popup appears after loading the page. Any help on why? It works just fine , assuming that the MIME is of a