document jQuery.readyWait

[texec]

jQuery.fn.ready contains no test for jQuery.readyWait, so readyWait is totally useless at the moment. Recommend fix:

jquery-1.4.3.js, line 280:
- if ( jQuery.isReady ) {
+ if ( jQuery.isReady && jQuery.readyWait <= 0 ) {

If not, I don't understand how to use readyWait and it should be better documented.

[jitter]

I think this bug report is invalid.

 readyWait sample to show usage of readyWait and that it is working as expected.

[anonymous]

I don't think so. It's very easy -  if $() is called after the event fired your example fails.

[fbuchinger]

@anonymous: your modified version of the readyWait sample fails because you used an invalid type attribute in your second script tag: <script type='txt/javascript'> instead of <script type='text/javascript'>. This causes the browser to ignore the script.

Nevertheless, the original version of the example is pretty weird.... jQuery.readyWait += 2 WTF??? - simply setting it to true would have made things more clear. Why is the first script in CDATA and the second not...? 2 explanatory comments along the jQuery.readyWait/jquery.ready(true) lines would have been nice

[snover]

Retargeting due to severity of regressions in 1.4.3.

[texec]

@fbuchinger Oops, my mistake. But if you use this outside a testcase in a real world environment with large scripts this is 100% reproducible. Simply look at the code and check what happens if jquery.isReady is set before jquery.ready(function…) is called.

@snover: Retargeting due to severity of regressions in 1.4.3. This is a joke isn't it? We have too many bugs so we don't even try to solve the very simple ones?

[jitter]

Added info on #6781 that readyWait needs to be documented on api.jquery.com

[jitter]

Duplicate of #6781.

[john]

There wasn't a 1.4.5 release, was actually 1.5.

[john]

There was no 1.4.5 release, was actually 1.5.