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What jQuery event is called right after $(document).ready()?

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I have lots of HTML generated on $(document).ready(). I have a simple window system. But not only it is generated on $(document).ready() - also some HTML elements (different JS files put stuff into $(document).ready() ). I want my window system to be generated after $(document).ready() is called. So how do I handle a function to be called after all the code registered in $(document).ready() is completed?

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answered 13 Years ago brynneg · Accepted Answer

There is another event which is fired later. it's $(window).load(); This is fired after all resources are loaded.

But perhaps you want this:

function loadWindowSystem(){

    // load window system here

}



$(document).ready(function(){

    // do some html stuff here



    loadWindowSystem();

})

This way you can separate your code in functions.