//do not wrap the JavaScript code, place it in <head> section
//do not wrap the JavaScript code, place it in <body> section
//in this example, we have to do it in no wrap (head) so that domready can use $
//dom ready gets fired when DOM i.e various HTML objects that make up the document are loaded
//load is fired when everything (external images, css, js) are loaded.
this.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", domIsReady, true);
this.addEventListener("load", everythingIsloaded, true);
function domIsReady(e) {
var ct = new Date();
op = $("#op");
op.append("DOMContentLoaded (Dom Ready) at " + getCurrentTime() + "<br/>");
}
function everythingIsloaded(e) {
var ct = new Date();
op.append("everythingIsloaded (load) at " + getCurrentTime() + "<br/>");
}
function getCurrentTime(){
var ct = new Date();
return ct.getHours() + ":" + ct.getMinutes() + ":" + ct.getMilliseconds();
}
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