Hi,
> Am I
> overloading something within prototype & script.aculo.us by adding
> onload=""?
No, that should be fine. As an alternative, though, you could hook the
dom:loaded event:
document.observe("dom:loaded", initialize);
But there's no reason you can't use body's onload.
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On Feb 3, 10:54 pm, thecyclegeek <thecycleg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It has been a while since I encountered this problem, so I don't have
> a current example to show. I know I was using the latest version of
> prototype & script.aculo.us at the time (Fall 2009).
>
> I was developing a website with prototype & script.aculo.us and I
> added an initialize function inside the body element's onload event,
> e.g.: <body onload="initialize()">. As soon as I added that, the drag
> and drop functionality I added previously through prototype &
> script.aculo.us stopped working. I don't recall there being any error
> messages in my browser's error console (Firefox 1.6). I changed the
> onload event to other functions, but the result was the same. Am I
> overloading something within prototype & script.aculo.us by adding
> onload=""?
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