I'm sure they wouldn't dare .....but just to be certain. TinyMCE isn't doing
anything like window.onload = theirFunction(){} ?That would be really bad and unnecessary as the basic core dom API supports adding multiple events if you use the API calls (such as window.addEventListener) instead of just setting a single f-everyone else function. I can't imagine such a popular widget would be doing something so naughty but just wanted to be sure.. On 6/18/07, DougS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have recently added most recent T5 snapshot, that includes the Upload component (which is a great addition by the way!). One of the changes in this latest version is adding all scripts created using the PageRenderSupport class (via the DocumentScriptBuilder class) to an "onload" event that is placed in a script tag at the bottom of the page. This conflicts with a TinyMCE plug-in I am using as a rich text editor for my site (TinyMCE sets its own event handler on window.onload, which looks to be causing a deadlock). To get around this, I've created a different implementation of PageRenderSupport, but this is a less-than-ideal approach. Would it be possible to build in a way to control if pageRender scripts get executed onload or instead when they are written to the script tag at the bottom of the page (or since the scripts are already at the bottom of the page, perhaps there doesn't need to be an onload event listener)? In the meantime, can anyone think of a better way to work around this (perhaps something I can do with javascript instead of having to override the PageRenderSupport and DocumentScriptBuilder services)? Thank you in advance. Doug Schroeder -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/T5%3A-Problem-with-onload-event-in-latest-snapshot-tf3943737.html#a11186960 Sent from the Tapestry - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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