No, I mean I now use window.onload as a workaround (instead of
$(function(){})), it fires only once of course, but I did not like it
because I can only use it once in the code. I did not know about
$(window).load(func), thats very nice, thanks.
>>>>> Regarding 'Re: running an onload code snippet only once'; MorningZ adds:
> Those events window.onload, in jQuery, that would be $(window).load
> (...), should *not* be firing at any time other than when the
> document loads the first time... something else has to be going on
> with your code to fire off that code again
> On Dec 15, 3:27 pm, Richard KLINDA <rkli...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> Hello, what is a good way to run a code snippet after the page is
>> loaded, but only just one time?
>> I use the ready event $(function(){...}); most of the time, but
>> sometimes it fires multiple times (when the DOM changes I think),
>> and rarely there are stuff that I only want to run JUST ONCE per
>> pageload.
>> What is a good way to achieve that?
>> Now I do window.onload = function() {...}, but I hope there is
>> something better.
>> Thanks in advance...
>> -- Richard
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Udv, Richard
