Revisions to How to make JavaScript execute after page load?

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edited Dec 31, 2019 at 5:59

rogerdpack

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If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

or another short hand:

$().ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on? and https://api.jquery.com/ready/

If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on?

If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

or another short hand:

$().ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on? and https://api.jquery.com/ready/

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edited May 23, 2017 at 11:47

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If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on?What event does JQuery $function() fire on?

If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on?

If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on?

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created Mar 6, 2013 at 20:39

Benjamin Crouzier

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If you are using jQuery,

$(function() {...});

is equivalent to

$(document).ready(function () { })

See What event does JQuery $function() fire on?

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