Hi, The index.html file that is generated has a <body> element like this:
<body> <script type="text/javascript"> new MapSearch().start(); </script> </body> I was wondering if it would be better to do it this way: <body onload="onLoadHandler()"> <script type="text/javascript"> function onLoadHandler() { new MapSearch().start(); } </script> </body> I ran into a situation trying to create a <script> tag on the fly and used document.body.appendChild() and most of the time document.body was null. I experimented by altering the index.html and moving the start() of the FlexJS app inside of the onload handler. Since I need to work with the generated index.html, I changed my script-generation code to use document.head.appendChild() and that works. Just wondering if it might be a good practice to start our FlexJS apps from within an onload handler? Thanks, Peter Ent Adobe Systems