> I'm not to sure why the developer
> wrapped it all in the ready() function but I'll have to painfully pull
> it apart now... nothing's ever easy is it :)
Maybe they wanted to try not to pollute the global namespace? Were
there a lot of functions defined?
I guess if that was the idea and you wan
Hello all.
I ran into a similar problem just today and decided to share my
solution. Similar to Mike's 3rd suggestion:
"3) Bind your functions as event handlers to the 'body' object
(or whatever)"
I decided to assign the function references I wanted to call outside
the ready function to
Ok thanks MorningZ. I've taken a different approach. I'm just binding
the onClick logic to the button within the .ready() block.
Thanks again for all the help!
Cheers
Matthew
On Sep 22, 10:39 am, MorningZ wrote:
> Mike's suggestion indeed is the rest of it... i was just trying to
> get you pa
Mike's suggestion indeed is the rest of it... i was just trying to
get you past the fact that until $(document).ready fires, you can't do
anything with code inside there yet
On Sep 21, 8:28 pm, Matthew wrote:
> @MonringZ: I just tried the brilliant testing website! I just wanted
> to double che
@MonringZ: I just tried the brilliant testing website! I just wanted
to double check; so because Action1() is wrapped inside the ready()
function it esentially is processed as the page loads and then
basically disappears/become unavailable. I took your example further
and added a button with an on
Hi guys
Thanks for the great feedback. MorningZ was right on the money with my
scenario. I'm incorporating a js file of a photo gallery which was
built by some else and all the code is wrapped in the $(document).ready
() function.
So it looks like you all seem to agree that all the methods insid
hi!
please write here you code.
Thanks.
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From: "Matthew"
Sent: Monday, September 21, 2009 8:11 PM
To: "jQuery (English)"
Subject: [jQuery] Accessing functions inside $(document).ready()
Hi all
I've got a js file where all the functions are
Well "Action1" is a local function to that jQuery "ready" function, so
it's *never* going to be available as a global function.
A couple of options:
1) Turn your wannabe-global functions into jQuery plugins
2) Explicitly add your functions to the window object
window['Action1'] = function
Do you have like this:
External js file "code.js":
$(document).ready(function() {
function Action1() {
// do stuff
}
});
Html file "index.htm":
... some html here ...
Action1()
... some html here ...
if so, then
It isn't necessary to define the functions inside the document.ready.
Just code which is being executed.
Example:
function Do_Something()
{
///
}
function Do_Something_Else()
{
///
}
$(document).ready(function(){
Do_Something();
});
JK
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