Shay loves learning new things through personal projects. Outside coding, Shay also loves gaming and playing the piano. Loading a webpage includes waiting for the page content, images, and other ...

instead of just: onload="this.onload=handleClientLoad()" Is the onload attribute the common practice to invoke a function after an async script has loaded? Weirdly I cannot find a reference of onload ...

FWIW, the ASP.Net function Page.RegisterStartupScript places the registered script at the bottom of the page, after all controls. That seems like a logical place to do it since, as you note, the JS ...

This Rails 3.1+ add-on lets you easily run a JavaScript function based on what controller and action is being loaded. Let's say you want to bind a function to run only on the Users controller on the ...

This is driving me a bit crazy. I've got a small bit of javascript that runs via body.onload and selects a form element. This works flawlessly in IE when run as a standalone browser, but does not work ...