I have a similar question before, my question was about how to access all the JavaScript functions in the web browser console even if they were within window.onload = function() {// code and functions} , but this time I want to do the same thing with jQuery:
$(document).ready(function() {
// I want to access all the functions that are here in the web console
})
You can use the same syntax as in your previous question. Simply assign the function to the window.
The following example illustrates what I mean. Note that you do not need the setTimeout(), this is just for this example here to auto-execute the your_function() when it is defined.
$(document).ready(function() {
window.your_function = function(){
console.log("your function");
};
your_function();
});
// setTimeout() is needed because the $.ready() function was not executed when
// this code block is reached, the function(){your_function();} is needed because
// the your_function() is not defined when the code is reached
setTimeout(function(){
your_function();
}, 500);<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>Note 2: I suggenst not to define global functions in the $(document).ready() if there is not a good reason for it. You can define the functions outside and then call them in the $(document).ready().