Is this basically the same as $(document).ready or is this only run like this to ensure jQuery is there?
Maybe something else I’m not seeing?
Is this basically the same as $(document).ready or is this only run like this
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Is this basically the same as $(document).ready or is this only run like this to ensure jQuery is there?
Maybe something else I’m not seeing?
Yes.
$(function() { ... });is shorthand for$(document).ready(function() { ... });.See the jQuery documentation for this handler.