Question

1. I have page with many doubleclick scripts

2. I have js code inserted at the body top (via s.src=(‘parts_async_dev.js’)):

   var innerHTML = document.getElementsByTagName('html')[0].innerHTML.toString();
   var regexp = /ad.doubleclick.net/gm;
   var matches = innerHTML.match(regexp);
   alert('found ' + matches.length + ' tags by regexp ' + regexp);
   console.log( innerHTML);
   

alert says that matches returns only 2 of ad.doubleclick.net tags.
I thought first that code can not access whole body if not placed at the body very bottom.
But it finds 2 tags inside div “interstitial_wrapper” which comes after my code.

So my questions are:

• why is it so
• How to access whole body form body start ( i may not use body ‘onload’ event. it is required to use script asap)

Please take a look at http://wap7.ru/folio/bannerstat/partners/doubleclick2.html
and see view source, because it is too large to include here.

Answer 1

You don’t have to bind to the onload event. Just bind to the DOMContentLoaded event.

Since you’ve already included jQuery in your page, this can esily be done using .ready:

$(document).ready(function() {
    var innerHTML = document.body.innerHTML;
    /* If you want to use a RegExp, use the following:
    var regexp = /ad\.doubleclick\.net/gi; // Note: escaped dot
    var matches = innerHTML.match(regexp);
    matches = matches ? matches.length : 0; // matches can be `null`
    */

    // This is more effective:
    var matches = innerHTML.split('ad.doubleclick.net').length - 1;
    alert('Found ' + matches + ' tags.');
    console.log( innerHTML );
});