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  • Angelos
    #1

    PHP and Javascript

    Hello there,
    I have the folowing problem:
    I need to use the <body onload="loadMen u()";"initDocum ent()"> but the first
    javascript "loadMenu() " is in menu.php and initDucument() is in
    content.php.

    Now Non of these php files has a body tag in order to add the onload
    Javascritp because I use a header.php and a footer.php which is included in
    each php document.

    I succesfully use the <body onload="loadMen u()"> in my header.php but if I
    add the initDocument(). It won't work....

    Does any of you ever did something similar and is able to give me a hint ?



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    • micha
      #2
      Re: PHP and Javascript

      "Angelos" <angelos@redcat media.net> wrote in
      news:d5vgu6$3lj $1@nwrdmz02.dmz .ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com:
      [color=blue]
      > Hello there,
      > I have the folowing problem:
      > I need to use the <body onload="loadMen u()";"initDocum ent()"> but the
      > first javascript "loadMenu() " is in menu.php and initDucument() is in
      > content.php.
      >
      > Now Non of these php files has a body tag in order to add the onload
      > Javascritp because I use a header.php and a footer.php which is
      > included in each php document.
      >
      > I succesfully use the <body onload="loadMen u()"> in my header.php but
      > if I add the initDocument(). It won't work....
      >
      > Does any of you ever did something similar and is able to give me a
      > hint ?
      >
      >
      >
      >[/color]

      what exactly doesn't work?

      let's suppose this is not a javascript problem (i.e. both function work
      ok)

      as far as i can understand header.php actually outputs the <body> tag.
      why not

      print '<body onload="loadMen u()";"initDocum ent()">';

      there?

      micha

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        • frizzle
          #3
          Re: PHP and Javascript

          Yo have too many "-signs
          it should be

          onload="loadMen u(); initDocument()"

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            • Ewoud Dronkert
              #4
              Re: PHP and Javascript

              On Thu, 12 May 2005 12:07:34 +0000 (UTC), Angelos wrote:[color=blue]
              > <body onload="loadMen u()";"initDocum ent()">[/color]

              First of all, this has nothing to do with php.
              Second, go read some html/dom documentation.

              Try <body onload="loadMen u();initDocumen t()">


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                • Tony
                  #5
                  Re: PHP and Javascript

                  "Angelos" <angelos@redcat media.net> wrote in message
                  news:d5vgu6$3lj $1@nwrdmz02.dmz .ncs.ea.ibs-infra.bt.com...[color=blue]
                  > Hello there,
                  > I have the folowing problem:
                  > I need to use the <body onload="loadMen u()";"initDocum ent()"> but the
                  > first javascript "loadMenu() " is in menu.php and initDucument() is in
                  > content.php.
                  >
                  > Now Non of these php files has a body tag in order to add the onload
                  > Javascritp because I use a header.php and a footer.php which is included
                  > in each php document.
                  >
                  > I succesfully use the <body onload="loadMen u()"> in my header.php but if I
                  > add the initDocument(). It won't work....
                  >
                  > Does any of you ever did something similar and is able to give me a hint ?[/color]

                  Don't include it in the <body> tag. JavaScript within the body will execute
                  upon loading. So, at the top of your content page (after the header that has
                  the <body> tag), put:

                  <script language="javas cript">
                  loadMemu();
                  initDocument();
                  </script>


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