On Oct 25, 4:45 pm, "Neil.Young" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Lance Dyas ........ :)
>
> > bratliff wrote:
>
> >> "schrieb" ? You might consider dropping it on every post. It is kind
> >> of annoying.
> Thanks, Lance :)
Sorry - your English is much better than my German.
I believe "onreadystatechange" in an HTML tag tries to compile what it
finds in quotes.
Try:
<script src="whatever" onreadystatechange="yourfunction(this);">
which is equivalent in JS to:
js.onreadystatechange=Function("yourfunction(this);");
I have not tried it but it might work.
Otherwise, try:
document.getElementById("whatever");
to obtain a handle to the script. If you are loading just one script,
you do not have to resolve the ambiguity.
The example I gave is for loading multiple scripts on the fly.
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