On 3 March 2011 17:25, Ashley Sheridan wrote:
> "Jay Blanchard" wrote:
>
>>[snip]
>>What I don't get about the question is, is the document.ready()
>>shouldn't fire, until the page has completely loaded, and if the PHP
>>script is still running, the "document" shouldn't be "ready" yet,
>>should
>
"Jay Blanchard" wrote:
>[snip]
>What I don't get about the question is, is the document.ready()
>shouldn't fire, until the page has completely loaded, and if the PHP
>script is still running, the "document" shouldn't be "ready" yet,
>should
>it?
>[/snip]
>
>The document ready function fires once
[snip]
What I don't get about the question is, is the document.ready()
shouldn't fire, until the page has completely loaded, and if the PHP
script is still running, the "document" shouldn't be "ready" yet, should
it?
[/snip]
The document ready function fires once the DOM is loaded - which might
no
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