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jQuery Tutorial - 9 - Window Load

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Uploaded by on Aug 9, 2011

Check out the full jQuery series at http://www.thenewboston.com/

Here is a link to the phpacademy YouTube Channel. Go and subscribe now!

http://www.youtube.com/user/phpacademy

And here is the phpacademy official website:

http://phpacademy.org/

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  • 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)

  • Thnx!

  • Thanks, those tutorials really help

  • @twiksify

    They are not variables, they are objects.

  • thanks very much for tutorials!

  • i could not get $(window).load to work, but if i use window.onload, it work fine.

    how come ?

  • fantastic thanks great

    

  • @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

  • @Ails1234 .ready was for when the DOM was ready and the .load was for when a specific element on a page has loaded.

  • @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.

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