This is an IE oddity - not a jQuery bug. But it is so strange that I'm
mentioning it here just in case it spurs some though...
In IE7, adding either of these commands will trigger an alert *on page
load*...
window.onresize = function () { alert( 'window.onresize()' ); };
$(window).resize( function () { alert( 'window.bind("resize")' ); });
HOWEVER, if you add a document.ready() block to the page, the resize
events are NOT triggered...
window.onresize = function () { alert( 'window.onresize' ); };
$(window).resize( function () { alert( 'window.resize()' ); });
$(document).ready( function () { alert( 'document.ready()' ); });
This cause some inconsistencies with a plugin I'm using that binds to
window.resize, until I figured out the info above.
I don't know if document.ready() is deliberately interferring with
IE's default functionality, but whatever the reason, it is *a good
thing* because it makes it consistent with all other browsers.
/Kevin
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