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natusik

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Can someone explain the difference in outcome of these two:

Code: 
window.onload=Draw(obj)
and
Code: 
<script Language=&quot;JavaScript&quot; FOR=&quot;window&quot; EVENT=&quot;onLoad()&quot;>
Draw(obj)
</script>
 
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I don't believe the latter example will work in Netscape.

nick bulka

 
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It is far easier to put an onLoad event into body tag
ie: body onLoad=&quot;draw(obj);&quot; -----------------------------------

Evil lurks in the net in the guise of protocols.

clarityclaire@optushome.com.au
 
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