Linkedin Apply Button Callback And Jquery (or Ext Callbacks In General)
I'm adding the linkedin apply button to a site and will use the callback to track applications https://developer.linkedin.com/apply-processing-applications Linkedin docs/example: &
Solution 1:
No, if you put something inside of $(document).ready()
it is placed in an anonymous function and is outside of the global scope.
With something like that, you should probably put the function that is going to be called in the global scope. Since it isn't getting called on load anyway, it doesn't need to be inside $(document).ready()
.
Also, be careful with $(document).ready()
, if not used properly it can slow down the page load!
Good luck with jQuery, the only downside is that you'll get addicted!
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