On Aug 13, 10:56 am, Sean Catchpole [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Loading different pages with .ready's is just fine. If the page has already
loaded then all .ready functions will be executed immediately. Also, there
is probably not a scoping issue. You might want to make sure that the html
you are trying to change (a tags) have all been loaded at the point your
cluetip code gets executed.
Thanks Sean.
The only I get it to behave right is to uncomment the following the
initial web page:
script type='text/javascript'
$(document).ready(function() {
/* $('a.basic').cluetip({width: '450px',
arrows:true, dropShadow: false, waitImage: '/public/js/
wait.gif'});
*/
$('#winserver_pane1').load('/code/jqApplet1.wcx');
$('#winserver_pane2').load('/code/jqApplet2.wcx');
});
/script
Each of the jqAppletx.wcx modudes generate HTML that includes the same
$('a.basic' ) line:
script type='text/javascript'
$(document).ready(function() {
$('a.basic').cluetip({width: '450px',
arrows:true, dropShadow: false, waitImage: '/public/js/
wait.gif'});
});
/script
I am not sure how to wait on the completion. Does document.ready apply
when loaded by a AJAX call? h, I thought jQuery did that for ya.
It evaluates any scripts after the document loads? No?
