I never saw it, but the name suggests it strecthes textareas as you
write, right ?
If so, it must react to keypress, keydown, or keyup.
If you want the plugin to check at start, you could try:
$(function(){
$('textarea.autogrow').trigger(event);
});
Where 'textarea.autogrow' is the selector that matches those
textareas, and event, try those 3 events, one at a time to see which
one makes the plugin react. (this is a hack, not the clean way).
I hope I didn't missunderstand your situation.
Hope that helps.
Ariel Flesler
On 3 mar, 10:17, Joe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So I'm using the Autogrow Plugin for a number of textareas on a page.
> However, I would like the change in height to be applied when the DOM
> is ready for all of the textareas the are loaded with values != "",
> some with text that easily takes up the default size of the textarea
> and beyond.
>
> Is there is a way to apply the autogrow to resize all the textareas
> when the DOM is ready? Upon a quick glance at the plugin's code it
> appears it only works on the currently selected textarea...
>
> Thanks!
