what event handler instead of ready or load . wud i use for a time duration like for when the page been loaded for 60000 (1 minute) fadeOut(3000)
iBossDawg 2 weeks ago
Thnx!
FoxKllD 1 month ago
Thanks, those tutorials really help
DmitryMakovetskiy 1 month ago
thanks very much for tutorials!
The1Obito 3 months ago in playlist More videos from thenewboston
i could not get $(window).load to work, but if i use window.onload, it work fine.
how come ?
youpattube1 4 months ago
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NourElghamry7 1 month ago
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@youpattube1
you didn't import the jquery.js file right check it out
and window .onload will work beacause it's javaScript function not a jquery f.
fantastic thanks great
davidsmith1359 5 months ago
does dreamweaver support jquery??
suteerth12 6 months ago
@suteerth12 yes dreamweaver is just an tool, jquery is just as simple as copy and pasting code into a .js file therefore jquery has no incompatiblities.
VibeClothingLine 6 months ago
What is the difference between (document) vs. (window)?
And what is the difference between .ready and .load?
tridnguyen 6 months ago
@tridnguyen document and window are both raw/original javascript variables.
document represents the html code.
window represents the browser window.
for example window.document is equal to simply document
twiksify 6 months ago 2
@twiksify
They are not variables, they are objects.
Nahiyan12 2 months ago
159th o/
Ails1234 6 months ago
@Ails1234 .ready was for when the DOM was ready and the .load was for when a specific element on a page has loaded.
First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and possibly seventh ;P
PH5221 6 months ago
=D
JerrardKolasa 6 months ago
what event handler instead of ready or load . wud i use for a time duration like for when the page been loaded for 60000 (1 minute) fadeOut(3000)
iBossDawg 2 weeks ago
Thnx!
FoxKllD 1 month ago
Thanks, those tutorials really help
DmitryMakovetskiy 1 month ago
thanks very much for tutorials!
The1Obito 3 months ago in playlist More videos from thenewboston
i could not get $(window).load to work, but if i use window.onload, it work fine.
how come ?
youpattube1 4 months ago
Comment removed
NourElghamry7 1 month ago
This has been flagged as spam show
@youpattube1
you didn't import the jquery.js file right check it out
and window .onload will work beacause it's javaScript function not a jquery f.
NourElghamry7 1 month ago
fantastic thanks great
davidsmith1359 5 months ago
does dreamweaver support jquery??
suteerth12 6 months ago
@suteerth12 yes dreamweaver is just an tool, jquery is just as simple as copy and pasting code into a .js file therefore jquery has no incompatiblities.
VibeClothingLine 6 months ago
What is the difference between (document) vs. (window)?
And what is the difference between .ready and .load?
tridnguyen 6 months ago
@tridnguyen document and window are both raw/original javascript variables.
document represents the html code.
window represents the browser window.
for example window.document is equal to simply document
twiksify 6 months ago 2
@twiksify
They are not variables, they are objects.
Nahiyan12 2 months ago
159th o/
Ails1234 6 months ago
@Ails1234 .ready was for when the DOM was ready and the .load was for when a specific element on a page has loaded.
VibeClothingLine 6 months ago
First, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and possibly seventh ;P
PH5221 6 months ago
=D
JerrardKolasa 6 months ago