[jQuery] Re: .ready and javascript library loading

2007-05-30 Thread Karl Rudd
It shouldn't happen. Can you post the source for the page(s)? Or at the very least post the order of the JavaScript files. Such as: $(function() { failingFunction(); } ); Karl Rudd On 5/31/07, DaveG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Script tags are run (though not necessarily "downlo

[jQuery] Re: .ready and javascript library loading

2007-05-30 Thread DaveG
Script tags are run (though not necessarily "downloaded") sequentially. I think* that's the key. Although they are run sequentially, js does not wait for complete loading of one library before moving onto process the next. So when you have a slow connection it seems to be possible that the

[jQuery] Re: .ready and javascript library loading

2007-05-30 Thread Karl Rudd
Script tags are run (though not necessarily "downloaded") sequentially. So as long as the script tag for the "library" is before the call to the function in the "library" you shouldn't have any problems. For example, the following works: