In my application i am using
$(document).ready()
What is the difference between this and
$(document).onload()
In my application i am using $(document).ready() What is the difference between this and
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In my application i am using
$(document).ready()
What is the difference between this and
$(document).onload()
The
readyis triggered when only the DOM becomes ready whileonloadtriggers when all resources of the page including DOM, images, frames, etc have loaded.See:
$(document).ready vs. $(window).load
Note that
readylies with jQuery not raw javascript so I assume you know that and that way comparison seems logical.