I noticed in the MDN documentation, both when in the W3 documentation (do not confuse with w3schools )
- loading document still loading
- interactive document has completed loading and "document" has already been processed, but images, styles and frames are still loading
-
complete document and resources have already been loaded, this state indicates the same as the event (on)
load
However when I accessed the w3.org site I noticed this message:
This definition is non-normative. Implementation requirements are given below this definition.
And on the MSDN a> I noticed that "API" shows two more "possible" values:
- uninitialized The object was not started with the data
- loaded Object has finished loading data
I do not understand the message of loaded because it is in English maybe, but if I understood correctly, the HTML structure was downloaded but not rendered,
Another doubt, or rather the main doubt, uninitialized and loaded are available in Node.onreadystatechange or these values are only available in the API to develop something like a "webview" (or even a browser itself) using interface IHTMLDocument2 ? / p>
Additional: If by chance these values are available in IE besides the API, will they also be available possibly in other browsers?