Sunil Pai

@rakesh314 window.onload = onload; function onload() { console.log('this doesn\'t work either'); }

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11 years ago

WEERFORUM.EU

WeatherSchool: Monday's Look Ahead Weather video - Snow risk Friday? window.onload; ... http://t.co/NIN5NLjY

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11 years ago

Erinnerungsforum

Re: Video des Tages: window.onload; window.onload = function() { if (typeof(oldLoad)... http://t.co/QYP6TXB5

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11 years ago

Ashish Kumar

@threepointone @rakesh314 Since "onload" is attached to the global window object, it can be referenced by just "onload", whats weird in that

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11 years ago

Sunil Pai

@rakesh314 :S no idea. window.onload points to the new function, but... bleh.

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11 years ago

Rakesh Pai

If `window` is the browser's `global`, why is defining window.onload different from defining a global function called `onload`?

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11 years ago

waitlist

l,false);else if(window.attachEvent)window.- attachEvent("onload",l);googl- e.timers.load.t.prt=(f=(new Date).getTime());

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11 years ago