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jQuery window.load firing too early!

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I have been working on this problem for days and I just can't find a resolution. I have a slider that hold several Google Charts. The Google Charts need to load prior to the slider loading. The issue is that there is a display:none in the CSS that will throw off the Google Charts. I removed the display:none that was causing the problem and adding a simple jQuery script to add the display:none back in once the DOM is loaded...

<script type="text/javascript"> $(window).load(function () {

       $('.ls-layer').css("display","none");

}); </script>

This works with Chrome and IE, but not Firefox. I've tried many different options and I still can't find a fix for this. It appears that the window.load is just firing off too darn early in FF. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Below is a link to one of the pages I'm working on that has this issue...

http://www.burlington-weather.com/current_weather_conditions.php?cityzip=05404

Thanks in advance.

I have been working on this problem for days and I just can't find a resolution. I have a slider that hold several Google Charts. The Google Charts need to load prior to the slider loading. The issue is that there is a display:none in the CSS that will throw off the Google Charts. I removed the display:none that was causing the problem and adding a simple jQuery script to add the display:none back in once the DOM is loaded... <script type="text/javascript"> $(window).load(function () { $('.ls-layer').css("display","none"); }); </script> This works with Chrome and IE, but not Firefox. I've tried many different options and I still can't find a fix for this. It appears that the window.load is just firing off too darn early in FF. Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Below is a link to one of the pages I'm working on that has this issue... http://www.burlington-weather.com/current_weather_conditions.php?cityzip=05404 Thanks in advance.

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