I need to add the following to the <BODY> tag:
<body onLoad="if (document.all&&window.print) readymessage()">
but the <Body> tag already contains <body onload="init()">
How can I combine both?
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I need to add the following to the <BODY> tag:
<body onLoad="if (document.all&&window.print) readymessage()">
but the <Body> tag already contains <body onload="init()">
How can I combine both?
Senior Coders
<body onLoad="if (document.all&&window.print) readymessage()", "init()">
should work, rgds,Simonf
Elite Coders
No, it shouldn't.Originally Posted by simonf
However, if the if statement is meant to detect IE, it would be better to use Internet Explorer's conditional comments:HTML Code:<body onload="if(document.all && window.print){readymessage();}init();">
[Untested]HTML Code:<body onload="init();"> <!--[if IE]> <script type="text/javascript"> (function(fn) { window.onload = function() { readymessage(); if(fn) {fn();} }; })(window.onload); </script> <![endif]-->
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