With which will function(){} fire first?
A) window.addEvent('domready', function(){});
B) window.addEvent('load', function(){});
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2sometimes it fires too soon in IE with 1.11, i have been forced to use load instead.
Dimitar Christoff
2009-11-05 12:04:10
@JamesBrownIsDead -- the concept of the domready event is that the structure of the html and the resulting DOM (document object model) will have loaded. So, the "skeleton" of the page has loaded. While load is the event that fires once all that is done AS WELL AS all the images and whatever other ancillary content files.
artlung
2009-11-09 04:18:58
+1
A:
domready comes first as load waits till everything on the page is loaded before executing.
The Web Savant
2009-12-03 15:54:28