How to use jquery correctly in SharePoint Web Part - jquery doesn't always fire?

Check the rendered HTML for the ScriptLink control and see if you can browse to the location given by the tag. This should give you some ideas about what's going wrong Also, have a look at this question which contains options for adding jQuery to SharePoint. (Disclaimer: one of the answers is mine and the method I currently use.).

Check the rendered HTML for the ScriptLink control and see if you can browse to the location given by the tag. This should give you some ideas about what's going wrong. Also, have a look at this question which contains options for adding jQuery to SharePoint.(Disclaimer: one of the answers is mine and the method I currently use.).

1 I ended up creating a "Feature" using the "AdditionalPageHead Delegate Control". Totally different than how I imagined I would need to do it. I Leaned heavily on this site: weblogs.asp.Net/jan/archive/2008/11/20/….

It works! Thanks Alex. – Kevin Jun 13 '09 at 15:58.

The main problem with JavaScript code not consistenly firing when a page is loaded is because the entire page may not have finished loading and therefore the internal DOM may not have been completely constructed yet. The best way to fix this is to hook your code to the load or ready event. For example For detailed examples on how to use this in SharePoint, see muhimbi.com/blog/2009/07/massage-sharepo... and muhimbi.com/blog/2009/07/automatically-a....

Recently I have encountered with a problem I think it might help someone. In SharePoint head tag if you place the script tag like See the difference then it's working. I am surprised!

I think it is a timing issue. Try this. Add the LoadAfterUI="true.

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