this will lessen if not totally resolve those codes conflicting issues.. [color=red][b]tricks number 1: good for those who have multiple ONLOAD function[/b][/color] this is the oldest compiling tric
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2008-03-17 15:49:27
- switpotato
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Re: this will lessen if not totally resolve those codes conflicting issues.. [color=red][b]tricks number 1: good for those who have multiple ONLOAD function[/b][/color] this is the oldest compiling tric
for those who have a problem ...
[b]with loader plus wvm[/b].. since this 2 script has onload function
do the ff...
just compile ur codes like this...
eg:
[quote]scriptFolder = 'ROOT FOLDER URL HERE'
scripts = new Array()
scripts[0] = 'loader.js'
scripts[1] = 'tracker.js'
scripts[2] = 'scrollsubnav.js'
scripts[3] = 'scrollphoto.js'
scripts[4] = 'reposition.js'
scripts[5] = 'addbox.js'
for(x in scripts){
myscripts = document.createElement('script')
myscripts.src = scriptFolder+scripts[x]
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(myscripts)}[/quote]
sample just refresh the page: http://profiles.friendster.com/64508247#
the loader i use is the one i posted here oki... for IE only...
no need for css injects since the loader got one already...
Last edited by switpotato (2008-03-17 15:50:37)
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