[thelist] document.write

[Tom Dell'Aringa]

--- ".jeff" <jeff at members.evolt.org> wrote:
> tom,
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> > From: Tom Dell'Aringa
> >
> > I want to use multiple document.write()'s to write some
> > content to the page, using a JavaScript custom object.
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> before or after the page has finished loading?


I currently am doing it using onLoad just to test. I think in the
final, I could do it whichever way works best.

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> > I want to say the if you do one write, then another -
> > doesn't the second one REwrite over the first?
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> it depends.  are you doing the writing from within a function that
> gets called by some action in the document?

I will be instatiating a JS object, and then calling its method
sometime during load or onload.

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> > I have like 6 in a row I need to do. I tried using
> > document.close() at the end, that doesn't work. I
> > thought there was some kind of concatenation you could
> > do, but I can't locate it.
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> you could always concatenate the string you want to write and then
> do the document.write() once you've got the string the way you want
> it.
>
> .jeff



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