EDIT:I\'ve changed the title, because the issue had nothing to do with IE image.load() firing - my substr() wasn\'t working (see accepted answer).
I got the Facebook login/logout functionality to work, but had to do it with this un-elegant code like this:
I\'m trying to make the window.onload event fire sooner so that Google will think my page loads faster (this is a frustrating task since how long it takes to get to window.onload is basically irreleva
I have an infopath form that I want to modify via jQuery. The only problem is that it loads after the pages DOM loads, so jQuery\'s standard $(document).ready(handler); won\'t work here. My question i
How do I access the DOM to detect when my page\'s webfonts have loaded? I have 29 .ttf fonts base64-encoded into a single CSS file. I also have a hidden div on the page that uses each of the fonts, t
So, I\'m setting up a stand alone test page which uses jquery and yql to perform cross-domain requests. This way my help desk can open up the page, and it will load multiple pages from across domains.
I\'m having trouble with getting my jQuery codes to run in SharePoint. Actually, it used to not be a problem. Some of my pages require jQuery to render elements of the page, particularly in positionin
Im not big javascript guru so i would be glad if someone could help me with this. Ok so what i wish to do is to display simple indicator for file download while files will prepared.
How do I append window.onload in javascript.I want to be able to add a function to what might already be defined for window.onload.So if I have
because I don\'t want to directly alter 开发者_StackOverflowthe lightbox code, I need to execute some JQuery code only when the lightbox loads entirely.
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