Are you allowed to call to javascript body onloads on a single page?

bsharif

06-26-2006, 02:31 PM

Hello all ,are you allowed to call to javascript body onloads on a single page?

<body onload="Populate(''VisibleId'',DropBoxArray,''ShowOrHide'')" onLoad="document.UpdateDataRequest.p_target_date.focus()">
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thanks

bsharif

06-26-2006, 02:32 PM

meant to say 2 (two) instead of "to"

bsharif

06-26-2006, 03:04 PM

I found out the answer by playing with it myself . You have to separate each onload function call that you choose to use with a semicolon.

example:

<body onload="Populate(''VisibleId'',DropBoxArray,''ShowOrHide'');document.UpdateDataRequest.p_target_date.focus()">

Kor

06-26-2006, 03:19 PM

in fact is better to separate content from javascript control codes. The proper way is to place your javascript code in the HEAD of the page, and use onload event there with an anonymous:

<script type="text/javascript">
......functions, code lines, and so on......
onload=function(){
myFunc1(param1,param2);
myFunc2(param3);
... othe statemens, functions, and so on
}
</script>