> Also, it seems that you cannot have an onLoad() in the body tag of an html
page when using the dynapi. Is this correct? Thanks very much for
> any help.
I've worked something out for this "problem" Here's the code I implemented:
1. Add a property to the DynAPI {} object called hookLoad : '' and
hookUnload : ''
2. Add these lines infront of the onload=DynAPI.loadHandler lines:
DynAPI.hookLoad=window.onload
DynAPI.hookUnload=window.onunload
3. add this line to the DynAPI's loadHandler function just before the if
(DynAPI.loaderStart)... line :
eval(DynAPI.hookLoad)
4. add this line to the DynAPI's unloadHandler function just before the if
(DynAPI.DynAPI.onUnload)... line:
eval(DynAPI.hookUnload)
Now the trick is that in your own html code you can add functions to the
onload and unload handlers by doing this:
<html>
<Head>
<script language="javascript">
window.onload=myFunction()
window.onunload=myFunction2()
myFunction() {...}
myFunction2() {...}
</script>
and then the usual dynapi include lines:
<script language="javascript" src="../src/dynapi.js"></script>
<script language="javascript">
....
So you must use functions, and they must be added BEFORE the dynapi code.
any questions..just ask :-)
-
Pascal Bestebroer
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