[thelist] CF: Building a <body> tag.
Frank
framar at interlog.com
Thu Feb 14 22:43:01 CST 2002
> ah, so you want complete flexibility. you can't do it
> the way you want to do it. the problem is that once
> application.cfm has run the <body> tag has already been
> rendered into the output stream. there's simply no way
> to go back and change that. this brings me back to my
> original question -- what exactly are you looking to put
> in the <body> tag. if it's javascript event handlers,
> you can do that within <script> blocks and don't ever
> need to mess with the <body> tag.
I'm pleased as punch. Originally, I had wanted to put anything in the
tag, but then I realized that stylesheets take care of my body's
appearance. In terms of js compatibility, if js isn't running,
doesn't really matter that I put it in the body anyway. Now I don't
have to mess with checking my body tags in a dozen pages, and I can
include the scripts just where I want them and nowhere else.
I wrote up a nice little 6 line tag that does the trick. I use it like this
<onLoadScript>
Do the stuff here.
</onLoadScript>
Now isn't that a nice solution! I'm feeling very pleased right now.
Thanks .jeff!
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