Detect when Flash object is fully loaded

Question

I looked at SO on this topic, like this one here . Also this one . But for one, I don’t use the YouTube Flash object, nor do I use the image. The following is a simple AJAX request that retrieves data to populate a table.

    $(document).ready(onDocumentReady);

    function onDocumentReady(){
      $('#Recorded').addClass('border').click(changeToRecorded);
      $('#Pending').addClass('border').click(changeToPending);
      $('#main').addClass('scroll');
      $('#entries').addClass('main');
    }

    function changeToRecorded(){
      $('#entries').hide();
      $('#main').html("Loading");
      $.get("getData.php",{ status: "R" },requestComplete);
    }

    function changeToPending(){
      $('#entries').hide();
      $('#main').html("Loading");
      $.get("getData.php",{ status: "P" },requestComplete);
    }

    function requestComplete(data){
      $('#main').html('<table id="entries"></table>');
      $('#entries').addClass('main');
      $('#entries').html(data);
      $('#entries').show();
    }

getData.php includes some built-in flash objects that populate the identifiers of the entries table. The problem is that it shows “Loading” during an AJAX request, however, after there is still a delay for loading inline objects into the table. Using jQuery or any other javascript method is a way to detect when all inline objects load?

Answer 1

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