Use onload or ready?

Question

In my application I use

$(document).ready()

What is the difference between this and

$(document).onload()

Answer 1

readyit starts when only the DOM is ready, when it onloadstarts with all the resources of the page, including the DOM , images, frames, etc.

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$ (document) .ready vs. $ (window) .load

Note that readylies with jQuery and not with raw javascript, so I assume that you know that this comparison seems logical too.

Answer 2

.ready () is called as soon as the page code is loaded and parsed.

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Answer 3

.ready()

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- jQuery API Docs

.onload()

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- HTML 4.01

Answer 4

jquery docs.

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window.onload = function(){ alert("welcome"); }

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