- From: <Francisco_Garcia@dmr.ca>
- Date: Fri, 30 Jul 1999 09:21:52 +0200
- To: www-html@w3.org
- Message-ID: <852567BE.002735BE.00@Montreal-NS002.Mtl.DMR.CA>
"Ravindra Sharma" <rsharma@marketfirst.com> on 30/07/99 05:19:30 AM To: www-html@w3.org cc: (bcc: Francisco Garcia/MAD/DMR/CA) Subject: OnLoad Problem in Netscape
Hi, I facing following problems with IE and Netscape browsers. 1. Problem With netscape browser: I have written a OnLoad function to change some hidden fields and label of buttons in the document. BUT if resize the netscape browser window it somehow refresh the document and assigns the original value back to those fields and labels to those buttons and DOES NOT CALL THE OnLoad FUNCTION AGAIN. This is big problem for me. How do I remove this problem? IE does not have problem with this. 2. Problem With IE: I have button which has onClick function. At run time I want to change the onClick function at runtime (i.e. after page is loaded). Netscape allows to change as follows (in OnLoad function): document.forms[0].button_name.onClick = newOnClickHandler; But the same thing does not work under IE. Is that anyway to achieve the same behavior in IE. Thanks, -ravi Hi: 1.- Look at meta http-equiv´s surely there is a PRAGMA or CACHE-CONTROL option (I don´t remember which, think is the first one) with CONTENT="no-cache" just put it off. Francisco Javier García
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