问题:

Does anyone know of a good javascript DOM ready library that I can use without loading an entire framework? I found one on google code that seems to work, but the library was posted in 2008 and I can't find any confirmation on up-to-date cross browser support.

回答1:

David Mark's "My Library" has a "DOM ready" functionality:

http://www.cinsoft.net/mylib.html

David is avid anti-framework, anti-bad-javascript-practice so it should be good quality code.

回答2:

Just do this right before the closing body tag:

<html>
<script>
function runAfterLoad() {
}
... lots of stuff
</script>
<body>

... lots of stuff

<script>runAfterLoad();</script></body>
</html>

回答3:

Checkout Dean Edwards' base2. It contains a minimal amount of code necessary to patch up browser differences and provide nice consistent interface as per the standards. The gzipped version is only 6k.

回答4:

Use ded's domready

回答5:

It seems that the safest bet is indeed to use a javascript framework. I was able to find some small DOMready libraries - but nothing written recently or claiming to be confirmed working with the most current browser releases.