okay. thank you! using an "extra" function was a way i thought about too. so i wasnt too wrong at least.
On 8 Jan., 14:12, MorningZ <[email protected]> wrote: > Move you common functionality into it's own function > > like > > function DoSomething() { > var $drp = $("#properties div select"); > var val = $drp.val(); > var txt = $drp.find("option:selected").text(); > > // Do some code with the <select> > > } > > and as long as the code is inside $(document).ready, then you can say > > $(document).ready(function() { > $("#properties div select").change(DoSomething); > DoSomething(); > > }); > > because when the document is "ready", then the select is also "ready" > > On Jan 8, 4:19 am, lsblsb <[email protected]> wrote: > > > hi there, > > > i want to execute the same lines of code when the site has finished > > loading AND when an onchange-event is fired. > > > i tried something like > > > $("#properties div select").bind("ready change",function(e){ > > $("#properties div select").bind("load change",function(e){ > > > but this does not work :/ > > > can you tell me how to do something like that? > > > thank you!
