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I am using jQuery. I keep all of my function definitions wrapped in the $(document).ready event in application.js. I have a function from it that I would like to call somewhere in the body of the page I am working on. I was wondering if there is some alternative to the .ready event that will work on a script load. Ideally I would like to do something like: $('application.js').ready( call function ); In the jQuery documentation it only mentions the $(document).ready call but I was wondering if this can be altered or if there is some plain javascript alternative. I think you’re looking for $

I am building a simple tool that tracks and increases the number of visits of a website. It's something simple as: When the server receives a GET request, it will increase the counter in database for that website by 1. However, I am running to a bit problem with Google Chrome's pre-render engine ("Predict network actions to improve page load performance"). The website is www.domain.com, and as soon as you type the domain name www.domain.com into the browser's address bar (without pressing Enter), Chrome sends a GET request to prefetch the page, resulting in the server logging that visit and

I am having a timing issue when attempting to slide down my more info div. My desired functionality is that the div slidesdown from the top once the page has already been rendered. My problem is if I use $(document).ready().. the animation does not visibly occur. Here is my code: $(document).ready(function() { $(".MoreInfo").slideDown('slow'); }); If I strap it to some other element's click for example, it works beautifully. But I am not sure how to make it visibly slide down once the page has loaded. Thanks! I tried mixing and matching using: $(window).load(function() and $(document).ready

I have a user control that I have written and have added to an ASP.NET page, and functions just fine. However, I am trying to reference a property in the that custom control from code behind, on Page_Load, but cannot, because the variable, which is accessible, for the instance is null. Is this normal for user controls and Page_Load? And if so, how can I make a reference to the control's instance in order to access its public properties? This is something I need to do before the page is rendered, in order to initialize some variables. You can probably access your user control from the Page

I've built a small User Control which is essentially a DropDownList with some preset Values based on what the Target-Property is set on. Here's the Code: public partial class Selector : System.Web.UI.UserControl { public string SelectedValue { get {return this.ddl.SelectedValue; } } public int SelectedIndex { get { return this.ddl.SelectedIndex; } } public ListItem SelectedItem { get { return this.ddl.SelectedItem; } } private string target; public string Target { get { return this.target; } set { this.target = value; } } protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { ddl.DataSource =