[jQuery] Re: premature ready?

2009-01-17 Thread MorningZ
This article should help if you want to use google.load http://www.devshed.com/c/a/AJAX/Using-the-jQuery-Framework-with-Googles-Ajax-Libraries-API/2/ but i'd just suggest using the

[jQuery] Re: premature ready?

2009-01-17 Thread Jonathan Lundell
On Jan 17, 2009, at 2:41 PM, MorningZ wrote: I can't find the page where it's mentioned, but i am pretty sure that "google.load" happens *asynchronously*, meaning that once in a while maybe the jQuery library isn't loaded yet before $(document).ready ()l I'd suggest before doing or bl

[jQuery] Re: premature ready?

2009-01-17 Thread MorningZ
I can't find the page where it's mentioned, but i am pretty sure that "google.load" happens *asynchronously*, meaning that once in a while maybe the jQuery library isn't loaded yet before $(document).ready ()l I'd suggest before doing or blaming anything to take the Google AJAX Libraries

[jQuery] Re: premature ready?

2009-01-17 Thread Jonathan Lundell
On Jan 17, 2009, at 2:09 PM, Dave Methvin wrote: Could you put together a page that fails? The .ready() method works reliably for me. http://lobitos.net/wx?loc=12345&fmt=wide I added a button 'jqtest' that uses bind-on-ready to do the same thing that the 'raw' button does with onclick, and

[jQuery] Re: premature ready?

2009-01-17 Thread Dave Methvin
Could you put together a page that fails? The .ready() method works reliably for me.