As many times as you like. They fire in order of declaration.
$(document).ready() will fire when the document is ready (when it’s all loaded by the browser). The other one will fire as soon as that part of the script executes.
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readyor hyper-overloaded$function). You can declare your function you pass into those anywhere. (A small point, but precision can really matter with these things.) http://jsbin.com/ulevi3$(function() { ... })is actually equivalent to$(document).ready(function() { ... })