How can I make this happen, on page load?
<a onclick="$('a[href=\'#tab-review\']').trigger('click');"><?php echo $text_write; ?></a>
Thanks.
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2 Answers
$(window).load(function ()
{
$('a[href="#tab-review"]').click();
});
RTFM.
Hm, any idea how to put this between I need this to be executed with IF...?
<script>
function clickTheLink()
{
$('a[href="#tab-review"]').click();
}
<?php
if ($something) {
echo '$(window).load(clickTheLink);';
}
?>
</script>
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P.Brian.Mackey
Why do you recommend $window.load instead of what I consider to be the more "standard" $document.ready?
Matt Ball
Because the OP used the words "on page load," not "on document ready."
Nikola Nastevski
Tnx for the answers, but can you please tell me how to implement that code? Just to replace mine, with that one, put it between <?php ?> or...? Sorry, can't figure it out :(
Matt Ball
@Nikola place the JavaScript code in
<script> tags, or in an external JS file referenced by a <script> tag. See also developer.mozilla.org/En/HTML/Element/ScriptNikola Nastevski
Thank you guys for you awesome and quick help ;)
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Assuming jquery.
<script>
$(function () {
$('a[href="#tab-review"]').trigger('click');
});
</script>
6 Comments
P.Brian.Mackey
This doesn't explain how to hook into page load. Be it $document.ready, $window.load or window.onload.
BNL
That is a shortcut for document.ready. api.jquery.com/ready see
$(handler);Nikola Nastevski
I really can't figure it out how to put this code, same as the above one... Can you please write me the full code for this to work? Sorry again :(
BNL
Added script tags, just place them in your html.
Nikola Nastevski
Thank you guys for you awesome and quick help ;)
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