javascript - Can jQuery ready() function be used twice for the same element? -
i want use jquery ready()
function document element. here scripts:
1st page:
$(document).ready(function(){ $('form#haberekle').ajaxform(options); });
2nd page:
$(document).ready(function() { var options = { success:showresponse, beforesubmit:showrequest, resetform:true }; $('#haberresmiekleform').ajaxform(options); });
these 2 pages included in same main page <!--#include file=""-->
can these 2 functions work properly, or block each other? according experience seem work properly.
for example: onclick
function of button one.
you can have many .ready()
calls want, jquery designed in mind , it's absolutely ok.
so yes, ok, , won't have problems...this happens time.
think of event handler, .click()
, how behaves (well, strictly speaking, not exactly, purposes this). can have many want.
one more note may of interest, handlers pass .ready()
are pushed via .done()
readylist
, means they'll execute in order called them in page. same order behavior true (though via array, different method) in earlier versions of jquery.
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