resources/mediawiki.page/mediawiki.page.startup.js

   1 ( function ( mw, $ ) {
   2
   3         mw.page = {};
   4
   5         // Client profile classes for <html>
   6         // Allows for easy hiding/showing of JS or no-JS-specific UI elements
   7         $( 'html' )
   8                 .addClass( 'client-js' )
   9                 .removeClass( 'client-nojs' );
  10
  11         $( function () {
  12                 // Initialize utilities as soon as the document is ready (mw.util.$content,
  13                 // messageBoxNew, profile, tooltip access keys, Table of contents toggle, ..).
  14                 // In the domready here instead of in mediawiki.page.ready to ensure that it gets enqueued
  15                 // before other modules hook into domready, so that mw.util.$content (defined by
  16                 // mw.util.init), is defined for them.
  17                 mw.util.init();
  18
  19                 /**
  20                  * Fired when wiki content is being added to the DOM
  21                  *
  22                  * It is encouraged to fire it before the main DOM is changed (when $content
  23                  * is still detatched).  However, this order is not defined either way, so you
  24                  * should only rely on $content itself.
  25                  *
  26                  * This includes the ready event on a page load (including post-edit loads)
  27                  * and when content has been previewed with LivePreview.
  28                  *
  29                  * @event wikipage_content
  30                  * @member mw.hook
  31                  * @param {jQuery} $content The most appropriate element containing the content,
  32                  *   such as #mw-content-text (regular content root) or #wikiPreview (live preview
  33                  *   root)
  34                  */
  35                 mw.hook( 'wikipage.content' ).fire( $( '#mw-content-text' ) );
  36         } );
  37
  38 }( mediaWiki, jQuery ) );