Javascript document.ready not always working, iscroll?

$(document).ready() should not be called the way you have it after the first call $(document).ready. AddEventListener Also it looks like the third call to it is trying to overwrite it Try doing the following var myScroll; $(document). Ready(function { myScroll = new iScroll('wrapper'); document.

AddEventListener('touchmove', function (e) { e.preventDefault(); }, false); }).

$(document).ready(); should not be called the way you have it after the first call. $(document).ready. AddEventListener Also it looks like the third call to it is trying to overwrite it.

Try doing the following. Var myScroll; $(document). Ready(function { myScroll = new iScroll('wrapper'); document.

AddEventListener('touchmove', function (e) { e.preventDefault(); }, false); }).

Thanks for the reply, but we have tried all of these variations above and none our fixing the problem. It seems to be loading incorrectly about 1/5 times. What happens is that iScroll just stops working because the page loads to slow.

– Hans Mar 23 at 11:03.

Ready is a method that takes a function as parameter and executes it when the document is ..well ready. So you should : $(document). Ready(function(){ //do stuff here }).

Is the solution we came up with for all people using iScroll and in the same situation.

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