You can put all your functions inside one $(document).ready( ); , or
use the shorthand $(function(){}); , but then you have to be aware that
ajax generated html will not fire because the page hasn't reloaded.
For ajax generated code you best put your functions outside the
$(document).ready( ); and call then inside.
Caton, Paul schreef:
> Please forgive what might seem a stupidly basic question but I'm new to
> jQuery and the tutorials/API doc have not made the answer clear to me:
>
> Should you use a separate
>
> $(document).ready(function(){
> // Your code here
> });
>
> for each function you write, or do you just have one wrapping "ready
> statement" and put all your functions inside it?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Paul Caton.
>
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