On the jQuery site, the description for $(callback) was that it behaves the same as $(document).ready(function) but then the examples showed some differenc开发者_开发问答es between the two syntaxes.So
I\'m new to jquery and bumped into a problem i can\'t fix I want that on pageload my content is sliding down so i use the next code:
I have defined a $(document).ready() event in Site.Master page and I also want to define another $(document).ready() in one of my partial view (which is use to display msgs and error msgs), and I am c
My page currently uses Slides I want to be able to add new \"slides\" to my slider dynamically.The way I do this is through an XML document, which contains a link to the \"slide image\" and the href.
Suppose I want to run some code once jQuery Mobile has finished rendering the UI. The mobileinit event doesn\'t work since it\'s raised before this happens. A quick Google search seems to indicate开发
I have a list of ten anchored thumbnails and some facts, and when you click a thumbnail a full page chart pops up in a Fancybox window. There is a delay the first time you click any specific thumbnail
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I have some jQuery running on a mobile web site that does some layout calculations and resizes a few elements.
Is it correct to create functions inside of $(document).ready(function() { like so: $(document).ready(function() {
I\'m working with an application that uses way more JQuery that I\'ve dealt with before and I\'m trying to understand what JQuery document.ready() does to a web application a little better. I\'m hopin
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