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I have a JavaScript that generates HTML blocks. This script is sometimes called somewhere in run time, and sometimes before document is loaded. I want a script that is able to tell if document is ready. If so, generate the HTML, otherwise, add a document.ready() function. What is jQuery’s best way to know if document has been loaded?
It’s safe to always wrap that HTML generation code in $(document).ready(). If the document is already ready, a newly registered $(document).ready() callback will execute immediately.