Is this
Code:
$(function(){
the same as
Code:
$(document).ready(function () {
?

I'm using the swfUpload uploader. I have this code

I want to separate the button set up,

Code:
$(function(){
	$('#swfupload-control').swfupload({
		upload_url: 'upload-file.php>',
		file_post_name: 'uploadfile',
		file_size_limit : "0",
		file_types : "*.*",
		file_types_description : "All files are allowed.",
		file_upload_limit : 0,
		flash_url : "js/swfupload/swfupload.swf",
		button_image_url : 'js/swfupload/upload.png',
		button_width : 114,
		button_height : 32,
		button_placeholder : $('#button')[0],
		debug: false		
	})
from the files being uploaded. I need to separate this out because the button I'm using for the upload won't be on the page when page is loaded, rather when a button is clicked. The button can also be removed and readded and the uploads can continue in the order they are in.

Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
var list_of_files = "";
$(function(){
	$('#swfupload-control').swfupload({
		upload_url: 'upload-file.php>',
		file_post_name: 'uploadfile',
		file_size_limit : "0",
		file_types : "*.*",
		file_types_description : "All files are allowed.",
		file_upload_limit : 0,
		flash_url : "js/swfupload/swfupload.swf",
		button_image_url : 'js/swfupload/upload.png',
		button_width : 114,
		button_height : 32,
		button_placeholder : $('#button')[0],
		debug: false		
	})
		.bind('fileQueued', function(event, file){
			var listitem='<li id="'+file.id+'" >'+
				'File: <em>'+file.name+'</em> ('+Math.round(file.size/1024)+' KB) <span class="progressvalue" ></span>'+
				'<div class="progressbar" ><div class="progress" ></div></div>'+
				'<p class="status" >Pending</p>'+
				'<span class="cancel" >&nbsp;</span>'+
				'</li>';
			$('#log').append(listitem);
			$('li#'+file.id+' .cancel').bind('click', function(){
				var swfu = $.swfupload.getInstance('#swfupload-control');
				swfu.cancelUpload(file.id);
				$('li#'+file.id).slideUp('fast');
			});
			// start the upload since it's queued
			$(this).swfupload('startUpload');
		})
		.bind('fileDialogComplete', function(event, numFilesSelected, numFilesQueued){
			$('#queuestatus').text('Files Selected: '+numFilesSelected+' / Queued Files: '+numFilesQueued);
		})
		.bind('uploadStart', function(event, file){
			$('#log li#'+file.id).find('p.status').text('Uploading...');
			$('#log li#'+file.id).find('span.progressvalue').text('0%');
			$('#log li#'+file.id).find('span.cancel').hide();
		})
		.bind('uploadProgress', function(event, file, bytesLoaded){
			var percentage=Math.round((bytesLoaded/file.size)*100);
			$('#log li#'+file.id).find('div.progress').css('width', percentage+'%');
			$('#log li#'+file.id).find('span.progressvalue').text(percentage+'%');
		})
		.bind('uploadSuccess', function(event, file, serverData){
		//insert alert here for file was uploaded successfully
		if (list_of_files ==="") {
			list_of_files = file.name;
		} else {
			list_of_files = list_of_files + "\n" + file.name;
		}
			var item=$('#log li#'+file.id);
			item.find('div.progress').css('width', '100%');
			item.find('span.progressvalue').text('100%');
			var pathtofile='<a target="_blank" href="files/ftp_upload/<?php echo $a_id . "/"; //link to uploaded file?>'+file.name+'">view &raquo;</a>';
			item.addClass('success').find('p.status').html('File uploaded successfully | '+pathtofile);
		})
		.bind('uploadComplete', function(event, file){
			document.getElementById("cancel").setAttribute("style", "display:none;");
			// upload has completed, try the next one in the queue
			$(this).swfupload('startUpload');
		})	
});	
</script>
I'm not following where the 'fileQueued', of .bind('fileQueued', is coming from or where the file object is getting it's values from.

Thanks for any help you can offer.