Hi, just put your code inside a function and invoke this via the setTimeout loop.
or there is a mechanism in Tobago to load script files which is used on partial rendering via ajax. You can use it like this: <t:script> new Tobago.ScriptLoader(["path/to/your/file.js"], "functionToCall()"); </t:script> This will load your script after the onLoad handler of the body tag is finished. The first argument is a array of script urls The second is a string which is evaluated via the javascript eval() function. Both could be empty. Regards Volekr 2006/9/18, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Volker, Thank you so much. So if I wanted to include the script from a file (it's pretty big); currently the problematic version is done with <t:script file= Any suggestions? John -----Original Message----- From: Volker Weber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 18, 2006 2:01 PM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: [myFaces-Tobago] - how to execute JavaScript file ONLY after DOM is fully rendered. Hi John, you can do a loop with setTimeout() waiting for Tobago.pageIsComplete becomes true. And you can use <t:script> to insert your script into page. like this: <t:script> function doAferLoading() { if (!Tobago.pageIsComplete) { setTimeout("doAfterLoading()", 50); } else { // your script code } } doAfterLoading(); </t:script> the value of Tobago.pageIsComplete is set to true by the tobago init script after the initializing of the page is completed. regards, Volker 2006/9/18, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > This has caused a never ending headache for us (particularly with IE), > when JavaScript starts to manipulate the DOM and objects aren't complete yet. > Can't use <t:script> obviously. > > > What is the best practice? > > Example? > > Thanks, > John
