[jQuery] Re: calling style

[Satyakaran]

Difference between the two code?

On Nov 6, 12:36 pm, Satyakaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
         function load() {
                 //jQuery(function($) {
                         $(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
                 //});
         }

 OR

 function load() {
         jQuery(function($) {
                 $(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
         });

 }

 Can you tell me what is the difference between the two. I know both
 works.
 So, which one should I use. I am talking about the commented code on
 first snippet.
 Thanks!

[jQuery] Re: calling style

[Liam Potter]

he's commented out the jquery call out.
All you would need is this;

jQuery(function() {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
   });



Satyakaran wrote:

Difference between the two code?

On Nov 6, 12:36 pm, Satyakaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  

function load() {
//jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
//});
}

OR

function load() {
jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
});

}

Can you tell me what is the difference between the two. I know both
works.
So, which one should I use. I am talking about the commented code on
first snippet.
Thanks!

[jQuery] Re: calling style

[Rik Lomas]

The difference is that the commented out version assumed that jQuery
is the only JS library, as the $ function is used in other libraries,
such as mootools and Prototype, so the jQuery(function($) { }) stops
any conflicts

Rik

2008/11/6 Liam Potter [EMAIL PROTECTED]:

 he's commented out the jquery call out.
 All you would need is this;

 jQuery(function() {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
   });



 Satyakaran wrote:

 Difference between the two code?

 On Nov 6, 12:36 pm, Satyakaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


function load() {
//jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
//});
}

 OR

 function load() {
jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
});

 }

 Can you tell me what is the difference between the two. I know both
 works.
 So, which one should I use. I am talking about the commented code on
 first snippet.
 Thanks!






-- 
Rik Lomas
http://rikrikrik.com

[jQuery] Re: calling style

[Richard D. Worth]

On Thu, Nov 6, 2008 at 2:36 AM, Satyakaran [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



function load() {
//jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
//});
}


This one calls the .load() immediately.




 OR

 function load() {
jQuery(function($) {
$(#div1).load(starterkit.html);
});
 }


This one waits to call .load() until the DOM is loaded. This is shorthand
syntax for

jQuery(document).ready(function($) {
 ...
});

which says call this function I provide as soon the document/DOM is ready.
This guarantees that your element #div1 is available for selecting and
manipulation. So the difference depends on where your function load() is
being called. If it's called after the page is loaded (say, by a button
click) there will be no difference. If it's called during the page load
(say, in the head) you'll want the latter. For more info see

http://docs.jquery.com/How_jQuery_Works#.24.28document.29.ready.28function.28.29.7B.7D.29.3B

- Richard