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- Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 10:47:54 +0000 (GMT)
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ISSUE-36: DOMContentLoaded? http://www.w3.org/2005/06/tracker/webapi/issues/36 Raised by: Anne van Kesteren On product: DOM 3 Events I'm raising this new issue to complete ACTION-21. You can find the proposed text below. I suggest that we discuss tomorrow, if there is time, whether to include it or not. DOMContentLoaded This event MUST be dispatched once the source file has been fully loaded and parsed into a DOM tree. Specifically, this event can be dispatched before all external resources are loaded and applied and MUST be dispatched before the load event. Language specific requirements can make the UA to load certain dependencies first. In HTML all scripts have to be loaded for example. This event can be used by authors to make transformations to the DOM as soon as all the Nodes are retrievable by methods like getElementById() while still waiting for style sheets and images to be loaded for example. One thing that we also have to decide upon is whether or not to go with this name. In the name of misnomers (images are content) and compatibility we should probably use it. The original proposal used the name DOMDocumentParsed.
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