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I have a page which contains ActiveX element.
When it’s loaded, a dialog is opened to confirm that user allows to install it and there are fancy progressbars on the page, they are initialized on document.ready event, which is fired after ActiveX is loaded.
Is there a way not to wait form ActiveX element?
If not use document.ready event, some important scripts may happen not to be loaded yet, and this may cause error.
Are there any solutions for this case?
Please, share your advices.
Solution – loading ActiveX after document.ready event. Did not find a better one.