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jQuery.ready() equalent event listener on elements?

Kate Smith205614-Oct-2013

I am using jQuery JavaScript library. I like the event listener .ready(); what fires when the DOM is set up. ( Pretty similar to .onload )

fires when the DOM is set up.

( Pretty similar to .onload )

I would find it very useful, if there was an event listener wich has a very similar behavior to this, but fires when an element is fully loaded. (f.e.: Picture, a Div, such )

I would appreciate both jQuery or JavaScript methods too.

Thanks.

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Updated on 14-Oct-2013
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Hank Greenberg

Hank Greenberg

14-Oct-2013

All elements (including div and img) are ready as soon as DOMReady fires - that's what it means.

However, you can use the load() event to run some code when an img tag has fully loaded the image in it's src attribute:


$('img').load(function() { 
   console.log('image loaded'); 
});


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