Theres plenty of other javascript snippets to allow multiple 'onload' events on the net, but probably none as small as this.
Heres a little example with the magic function
Enjoy!
<script>
function Multi(f){var o=window.onload;window.onload=function(){o?o():o;f()}}
//the old way ;)
window.onload = function() {alert("onload!");}
//example :)
new Multi(function() {alert('second');});
new Multi(function() {alert('three');});
</script>
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Hi Tad,
I have a few Javascripts on a web page and I encountered the "window.onload".
http://blog.roberthahn.ca/articles/2007/02/02/how-to-use-window-onload-the-right-way
Unfortunately, I don't have any knowledge whatsoever regarding Javascript, and although I did my best(...), I could not implement this solution.
If I send you the two (very short) scripts, will you please tell me how/where should I use the additional code?
Thank you,
Ed
www.just-looking.net
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