Revisions to How to make JavaScript execute after page load?

The standard is that the `load` event fires on `window`, not `document`, tho the latter often works

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edited Dec 1, 2023 at 17:20

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documentwindow.addEventListener("load", function(){
    // ....
});

document.addEventListener("load", function(){
    // ....
});

window.addEventListener("load", function(){
    // ....
});

added another "right moment" option to the answer to make it even more complete.

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edited Dec 29, 2022 at 23:55

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And if all of the above points are still to early...

What if you need your script to run after other scripts are run, including those scheduled to run at the very end (e.g. those scheduled for the "load" event)? See Run JavaScript after all window.onload scripts have completed?

What if you need to make sure your script runs after some other script, regardless of when it is run? This answer to the above question has that covered too.

Small typo

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edited Oct 4, 2022 at 11:24

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Event Listeners with radyStatesreadyStates - Alternative solution (readystatechange):

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edited May 28, 2022 at 15:10

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And if all of the above points are still to early...

And if all of the above points are still to early...

Event Listeners with radyStatesreadyStates - Alternative solution (readystatechange):

Event Listeners with radyStates - Alternative solution (readystatechange):

Event Listeners with readyStates - Alternative solution (readystatechange):