> It is possible to use inline javascript in a loadpanel in IE.
> The script
> must be in the body of the document, as IE ignores everything
> outside the
> body tags. The script tags must include the defer parameter.
> Although this
> works, Netscape and IE use a different namespace for scrips
> defined in this
> fashion, which makes them difficult to use.
>
Or you could catch the onload event for the loadpanel and execute some
javascript in the <script> that creates the loadpanel. This will work for
both Netscape & IE (at least is does for me :). The only problem is where
to add your 'stuff'...maybe findlayers on the doc ?? But, if you have to do
something with a form, then it is not a problem.
-Mark
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