Aha ok, thanks Mike.
--rob
On 6/8/07, Mike Alsup <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can call ready on anything you want, but the fn will only run when
the document is ready. So what you have is no different than
$(document).ready().
Mike
On 6/8/07, Rob Desbois <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is $(document) the only thing that .ready(..) should be applied to?
>
> When a page has a form on it with an item which should logically have
the
> focus by default, I like to bung in some JS to focus on that element
ASAP.
>
> It's not necessary for the entire DOM to be ready to do that, only the
> textbox.
> The following code works but I just want someone to tell me whether I'm
> being dumb or not ;-)
> > $("#noJavascriptWarning").ready(function() {
> > $("#noJavascriptWarning").hide();
> >
> >
> > });
> >
>
> Additionally, if that is a sensible thing to do can I get the jQuery/DOM
> object in the function or do I have to select it again?
> The 'this' in the function is a Document object, hence me thinking
.ready()
> perhaps shouldn't be applied to anything but $(document).
>
> TIA, happy nearly weekend all :-)
> --rob
>
>
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