[Javascript] Question regarding Netscape

Peter-Paul Koch gassinaumasis at hotmail.com
Mon Apr 14 14:28:25 CDT 2003



>A few weeks back a discussion on this board took place about determining 
>whether or not objects had actually been 'loaded', or were merely in a 
>state of transition.
>
>This problem has already been addressed in IE-land (5.5+) with the 
>readyState attribute,

>In general, before you can start messing with any interior data (checking 
>for values, assigning values, etc.), you
>need to be in the 'complete' state.
>
>Sadly, I can find no reference to anything similar in Netscape.  Does 
>anybody have anything which might be equivalent in function?

onLoad, simply onLoad. Any script that runs onLoad can access any part of 
the document structure.

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