The fadeIn effect not working has nothing to do with the order your
functions are executed. Try executing a simple fadeOut in any element
of the page after it has loaded, it's not working either. My bet is
that jQuery and some of the other (many) scripts are colliding, since
the '$' object is being overwritten. Your page also seems to be
triggering quirks mode in the browser.
On 2 maio, 23:03, kiusau <kiu...@mac.com> wrote:
> QUESTION: How does one set the order in which jQuery methods are
> called?
>
> BACKGROUND: Unlike jQ-Impromptu website (see SOURCES below) that
> launches jQ-Impromptu with mouse clicks, I would like to launch jQ-
> Impromptu after my page has completely loaded, but before the user can
> do anything of his own.
>
> For the moment, I am unable to make good use of the opacity effect,
> because jQ-Impromptu is activated before my page has loaded (see
> SOURCES below).
>
> There is also a positioning-quirk in Safari, but this is a topic for
> another post.
>
> CODE:
>
> <script type="text/javascript">
> $(document).ready(function() {
> $('#today').toDate();
> $('#clock').JSClock();
> $('#duration').timePassed();
> $('body').SVG_RoundiesIntializer();
> $('body').getBrowserInformation(); // This is the method that I use
> to call jQ-Impromptu. It is contained in jQ_browserIdentification.js
> });
> </script>
>
> SOURCES:
> jQ Impromptu: http://trentrichardson.com/Impromptu/index.php
> My WebPage: http://homepage.mac.com/moogoonghwa/Imagine_Prototype/Content/
>
> Roddy
