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I thought both browsers execute script not in a function on the body
load...but with NS7.1, it does not.
Therefore, to execute script in an NS browser client on the load of a page
from a ASP.NET Server Control, I want to modify the onload attribute to the
Body element to add an Initialize() function. For example: <body
onload="Initialize();">
However, this does not appear to be possible...or is it? Is there a
workaround to get script to execute automatically in NetScape?
Note: RegisterClientScriptBlock is used to create the Initialize()
script...but that won't cause it to be executed in NS even if it has script
no in a function statement.
Also, I tried doing something like this, but it doesn't work in NS either:
<script language="javascript" FOR=body EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>
and also
<script language="javascript" FOR=window EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>
load...but with NS7.1, it does not.
Therefore, to execute script in an NS browser client on the load of a page
from a ASP.NET Server Control, I want to modify the onload attribute to the
Body element to add an Initialize() function. For example: <body
onload="Initialize();">
However, this does not appear to be possible...or is it? Is there a
workaround to get script to execute automatically in NetScape?
Note: RegisterClientScriptBlock is used to create the Initialize()
script...but that won't cause it to be executed in NS even if it has script
no in a function statement.
Also, I tried doing something like this, but it doesn't work in NS either:
<script language="javascript" FOR=body EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>
and also
<script language="javascript" FOR=window EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>