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Is it possible to have one jQuery ready block executed after all others have done so.
I have this in my master page ...
<script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $("input[type='text']:enabled:first", document.forms[0]).focus...
Started by Antony Scott on
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To:
<script type="text/javascript"> var runWysiwyg = false; $(document).ready(function type="text/javascript"> <!-- $(document).ready(function() { if (typeof (OnLoad) != "undefined.
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I've got a script executing on $(document).ready() that's supposed to vertically align block element in my layout. 90% of the time, it works without issue. However, for that extra 10% one of two things happens:
There's an obvious lag in the time it takes...
Started by Bryan M. on
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To the best of my knowledge the ready event and the DOM tree is completely graphed.....
Try positioning the style before or try loading it differently .
It has nothing to do with CSS.
The DOM ready fires when all the DOM nodes are available.
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If i have a lot of functions on startup do they all have to be under one single:
$(document).ready(function() {
or can i have multiple:
$(document).ready(function() {
statements?
Started by oo on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Www.learningjquery.com/2006/09/multiple-document-ready
Try this out:
$(document).ready(function() { alert('Hello Tom!'); }); $(document).ready(function() { alert('Hello Jeff!'); }); $(document).ready(function() { alert('....
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What is the non-jquery equivalent of $(document).ready()?
Started by alex on
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The nice thing about $(document).....
$ is simply an identifier.
The original question was "What is $(document).ready() in javascript?"
http://api.jquery.com/ready/
In plain vanilla JavaScript, with no libraries? It's an error.
Specific.
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Can a shared ready queue limit the scalability of a multiprocessor system?
Started by aphex on
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From the ready qeueue takes to process, and how many worker threads are their? how many producers.
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What do you mean by saying that something is 'Enterprise Ready'?
Started by Simon on
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We would like to test it in your production environment please"
Enterprise Ready.
Completely blow up.
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It is asked before but that was one year back. I would like to know if it is ready for production now?
Started by Amitabh on
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Although....
I have been using it in small projects that's in production, and I know Dovetail uses it in production
I've been using it in production for a while and as far you keep your queries fairly simple I haven't had a single problem .
I think it is.
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I'm using some external jQuery with $(document).ready() to insert adverts after the document ready event has fired, something like:
$(document).ready($('#leaderboard').html("<strong>ad code</strong>");
This is to prevent the UI being blocked...
Started by Tom on
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Here's a little tutorial on Multiple Document Ready
An added bonus of the jQuery way is that you ....
Load html code with script using ajax and when code is loaded into DOM $().ready() also will be called, so you can load ads dynamically.
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There are a couple of questions on Stackoverflow asking whether x ( Ruby / Drupal ) technology is 'enterprise ready'.
I would like to ask how is 'enterprise ready' defined.
Has anyone created their own checklist?
Does anyone have a benchmark that they...
Started by Mark Sailes on
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From my experience, "Enterprise ready" label is an indicator of the fear, it's "Enterprise-ready" when....
To be short:
"Enterprise ready" means: If it crashes, the enterprises using it will possibly sue you.
Enterprise ready.
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I know that, in jQuery, we are told to use $(document).ready() in order to ensure that the DOM elements are ready for interaction. I know that this definitely applies if the script tags are in the <head> . If they are at the end of the <body&...
Started by Matchu on
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That said, if you are....
The DOM-ready function ensures that the entire DOM has actually been created so that all elements to happen "right when the document loads", there is no reason to use anything but $(document).ready before my script.
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