.load Page Without External Widgets?
May 7, 2010
I'm using jquery to improve user experience on a website I'm building Some of these bits of jquery work much better (more consistantly) if I launch them on a .load (rather than a .ready)
There are several external widgets (things like a review summary from trip advisor) some of which take an age to load forcing the page to hang
Code:
<div class="box"><script [external widget]></script></div>
Is there any way to ignore these external widgets and load the page (initially) without them and then just let them turn up in their own sweet time? Could I wrap them in a div (with a class) and somehow except that from the .load event? or am I going to have to resort to iframes?
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May 17, 2011
I have a page, that will contain up to a couple hundred different widgets on it, that an individual will be able to browse through and choose the size and quantity of the ones they want. Each widget will have form fields associated with it: "size" (small, medium, large) and "quantity", with a "total cost" field underneath that. As the individual looks through the widgets, choosing the size and quantity of the ones they want, I'd like for the "total cost" field to be updated under each widget. I'd also like a "total order cost" field that sums up all the costs of the widgets they want.
I need the script to basically say:
If size = small, then multiply $1 by the quantity.
If size = medium, then multiply $2 by the quantity.
If size = large, then multiply $3 by the quantity.
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