if(document.all)
window.attachEvent('onload',Yourfunction);
else
window.addEventListener("load",Yourfunction,false);
Monday, May 19, 2008
Attach an OnLoad event in FireFox and IE using JavaScript
IE uses the function attachEvent while FireFox uses addEventListener. IE calls the event onload, while Firefox calls it load. Your function can be called anything.
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