How to prescribe a condition on javascript that a page is loaded without using jQuery?

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    Here is a miracle Crossbrowser event onDOMContentLoaded or onReady

    Connect this script to the page and write onReady(function(){});

      There is an interesting solution on studioad.

      • yes very interesting solution and quite a bit of code, thanks - makregistr

      If I understand the task correctly, then it’s possible to check whether the jquery page is being used is something like this:

       if(!$()) console.log("whithout jquery") else console.log("jquery version - "+$().jquery)
      • Wrong. !$() - a call to a non-existent function. And in general, you still misunderstood the task. - Qwertiy ♦

      Put the JS code at the bottom of the page. Or create a handler for <body onload="function();"> Where is the function, this is the output of your message