Is there a way to determine if a function is running in document ready?
I mean something like this:
function myfunction() {
var isinside = //... what to write here?
if (isinside) {
}
}
(It is also possible my (very beginner) concept is not optimal, so I write what I am trying to achieve:
I would like to create a reusable object, what can instantiated in multiple instances within a page (hopefully with one line of JavaScript per instance). However there are things what this object must do in document ready, like attaching event handlers.)
I am not sure why you have a problem here? The calling code is normally responsible for being in a DOM ready handler, or not, not the functions.
You can just put a DOM ready redundantly inside any function, if needed, but this sounds like an odd situation so you need to show the rest of the code.
eg any function can have a DOM ready handler:
function myfunction() {
$(document).ready(function(){
// I am inside DOM ready!
// Connect my DOM element events here
});
// Do my other non-element stuff here
}
or, shorter:
function myfunction() {
$(function(){
// I am inside DOM ready!
// Connect my DOM element events here
});
// Do my other non-element stuff here
}
The key here is that DOM ready handlers can be called after DOM ready and they fire immediately.
The downside to this is that you cannot rely on a return value as DOM ready is potentially async.
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