onload

问题 i've this problem for days... I have to load from php the entire html of a page. On this page there is a jquery function that is called when all the page is loaded. This function loads other html into page, so i have to get all the html loaded ( the part loaded with jquery too). I can know that i get all the page trying to find some tag loaded only from jquery. ( for example: tag input with name XXX, tag input with attribute multiple, etc. ) so i try: $html = file_get_contents("http://wwww

问题 I'm adding some <script/> tags from javascript to load some libraries (e.g., jquery). When all libraries are loaded, I execute main code. To wait until everything's ready, I use solution similar to the one in this answer (found it on the web). Now, the story: http://jsfiddle.net/EH84z/ function load_javascript(src) { var a = document.createElement('script'); a.type = 'text/javascript'; a.src = src; var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(a, s); } load

问题 I want to programmatically load a .js file and do some stuff when it's finished loading. The file I want to include is hosted on the domain where it will be included. Specifically, the file I'm loading is swfobject.js. I want to check for its existence and load it only if needed. Here's what I have so far: // BHD is defined elsewhere. For this example: var BHD = {}; BHD.uid = function () { return 'x'+(+(''+Math.random()).substring(2)).toString(32)+(+new Date()).toString(32); }; BHD.include =

问题 I want to track what happens inside an iframe when a user clicks on links in the IFrame. The page that contains the iframe (the parent) is to track the user´s navigation through the page in the iframe. Both pages will be hosted on the same toplevel domain, although the subdomains will differ. I need the parent page to be notified of every click, but I do not have direct control over the pages I load into the iframe. Is adding an onclick to all the links whenever the page in the iframe is

问题 I'm trying to load my magnific popup modal on page load, however I can't quite understand the syntax in the documentation. How do I call the modal on page load? My HTML: <div id="test-modal" class"white-popup-block mfp-hide"> <h1>Modal Test</h1> <p> Test Some text. </p> <p> <a class="popup-modal-dismiss">Dismiss</a> </p> </div> My JS: $(window).load(function(){ ???? What code should I place??? }); I have already preloaded the script and css files, what do I type inside the JS to make it load

问题 I would like to know how do I make modal automatic when the index page is triggered? I would like to open one modal index came on the screen, what should I change in bootstrap 3 to come this effect? Modal in onload window in open page. Thanks for the help guys. I put in the following way I'm doing something wrong? <script type="text/javascript"> $( document ).ready( function() { $( '#teste' ).modal( 'toggle' ); }); </script> <!-- Modal --> <div class="modal fade in" id="teste" tabindex="-1"

问题 I'm coding a website that displays picture albums, the page is loading the thumbs and applies white overlays on each picture before they are fully loaded. I coded this in local and it works fine. But uploading the files on my server and loading the page brings few errors of display, some white overlay are not fading out because the jQuery load function is not triggered since images load before the script is loaded and being applied. The solution would be to apply white overlay only on images

问题 Are there any real advantages to using window.onload=function(){}; over onload=function(){}; ? I know window.onload looks more proper, but that's not a good reason for me to choose it, especially that it's longer/slower than onload. After some time-consuming searches and tests, those 2 were the only 2 browser compatible methods, the tests (on relatively new Chrome/Firefox versions, and IE from 5.5 to 9) included: window.onload // works in all tested browsers onload // works in all tested

问题 I have some javascript that is supposed to run after the window loads but for some reason, it never runs. Here's my code: function setClasses(){ document.getElementsByClassName("gchoice_35_0")[0].onclick = sedanShow; document.getElementsByClassName("gchoice_22_0")[0].onclick = sedanShow; document.getElementsByClassName("gchoice_34_0")[0].onclick = sedanShow; document.getElementsByClassName("gchoice_34_1")[0].onclick = suvShow; document.getElementsByClassName("gchoice_35_1")[0].onclick =

问题 I have assumed (possibly incorrectly?), due to the asynchronous nature of HTML, that the timeline of page loading is as follows: ... etc loading html into DOM encounter <audio> tag preload is specified as "auto"; trigger buffering continue loading html into DOM... etc fire window.onload event callbacks asynchronously some time later: audio resource is found, begin buffering, or server error is returned; fire readystatechange event callbacks Whereas what I'm hoping for is that the preload