How many times is it permitted to have the jQuery document ready function declared on a page, i.e.:
$(function () { ... });
or
As many times as you like. They fire in order of declaration.
$(document).ready()
will fire when the document is ready (when it's all loaded by the browser). The other one will fire as soon as that part of the script executes.
As many as you need.
The document ready function adds to what is essentially an event queue - the functions in these declarations will all be executed, either at the document.ready event, or immediately if that event has already fired, in order of declaration.
One: There is no difference between the two.
Quote:
All three of the following syntaxes are equivalent:
$(document).ready(handler)
$().ready(handler) (this is not recommended)
$(handler)
Two: You can have as many of them as you wish, and they will be executed in the order that the $()
or $(document).ready()
functions are executed. (i.e. each handler is added to the queue)