jQuery live preview form load directly after mysql query
15:40 06 Apr 2015

I found a great jQuery Code on this page and used it on my site. It works great. A form and a live Preview with the jQuery. But now when i want to update the db and open the form again it will correctly put the text in the formfields, but the preview only starts after i click in and out of the field. How can i force my function to start the preview directly after the mysqli query?

    $(document).ready(function() {
    var commentNode = $('#lp-comment'),
        contactNode = $('#lp-contact'),
        contact = $('#contact'),
        website = $('#website');

    //comment...easy
    $('#live-preview-form input, #live-preview-form textarea').bind('blur keyup',function() {
        //comment
        commentNode.text($('#comment').val());
        commentNode.html($('#lp-comment').html().replace(/\n/g,'
')); contactNode.text(contact.val() + ' says:'); }); });

	$(document).ready(function() {
	var commentNode = $('#lp-comment'),
		contactNode = $('#lp-contact'),
		contact = $('#contact'),
		website = $('#website');
	
	//comment...easy
	$('#live-preview-form input, #live-preview-form textarea').bind('blur keyup',function() {
		//comment
		commentNode.text($('#comment').val());
		commentNode.html($('#lp-comment').html().replace(/\n/g,'
')); contactNode.text(contact.val() + ' says:'); }); });


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