> Wouldn't it be easier to just try such things instead of posting a
> question and waiting hours or even days for an answer, assuming you get
> one...? ;)
>
Probably ...
... and that's what I do most of the time, however, sometimes, I just don't
see why my code does work in my mock application and not in my development
application, in case of the jQuery(document).ready(function(){});, I've
been testing this with the auto complete functionality, and was puzzled as
to why in some cases it did work and in other cases it did not work ;-)
Regards,
Annet
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