Phpfox: onReady with Ajax Browsing

Phpfox offers a site wide ajax browsing experience. This allows to load new pages and change the URL without actually going to another page. Clients save on resources since only needed components are loaded (things like the logo and menu are not requested).
This is pretty cool and makes for a smoother experience to the end user but some developers have had a hard time coupling their javascript routines into this model.

Meet $Behavior

$Behavior is a namespace that is triggered every time a page is loaded, even in ajax browsing mode. If your old JavaScript code looked like this:

$(document).ready(function() {
  // Your code here
});

You will have to change that to:

$Behavior.anyNameYouWant = function(){
  // Your code here
};

They are both equivalent except that with ajax browsing enabled it will trigger your "anyNameYouWant" function and not the JQuery one. Similarly this replaces the following:

$(function() {
 // Your code here
});

since that is the same as $(document).ready Even if site wide ajax browsing is disabled, the $Behavior namespace will be triggered, so you can safely code in $Behavior and not worry about site wide ajax browsing being enabled or disabled.