(SOLVED) Onload only executed once after 1 page re-render

["F. Da Costa" <da...@xs4all.nl>]

F. Da Costa wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> This question concerns the use of .script & JS.
> 
> The basic question is whether there would be a reason for a rendered 
> page to *not execute the onload function it contains*?
> 
> I see this happening in the following situation:
> 1. base page gets loaded (initial load so *no* onload is required)
> 2. User clicks a (Direct)link (a row in this instance)
> 3. Server sets the serverparameter and continues
> 4. Whilst rendering the process goes into a .script that checks to see 
> what needs to be rendered based on the serviceparameter. The produced 
> result is made up of code constructing a js array.
> 5. After rendering the onload needs to process the js array so that the 
> results can be inserted in the (already present) table.
> 
> This all works fine except for 1 little thing.
> I can only do it *once*, and that kind of defeats the purpose ;)
> 
> Using the Moz 1.6 JS debugger it does not even enter the onload function.
> 
> For those interested in having a look at the code I attached it.
> 
> TIA
> Fermin DCG
> 
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