NETSCAPE fails to run Body onLoad, WHY ?!?!

[BTHOMASinOHIO]

In IE, this runs fine, but in Netscape, it doesn't error, but just
doesn't run. WHY?!?!
(in the Page Code Behind)
BODY1.Attribute s.Add("onLoad", "DisplayData(); ")
(in the HTML of the Page)
function DisplayData(){
PanelDescriptio n.style.display = 'none';
PanelBuildingNa me.style.displa y = 'none';
PanelOperatorNa me.style.displa y = 'none';
PanelManagement Name.style.disp lay = 'none';
....(yada yada yada)

Thanks
BTHOMAS71CHEVY-at-EXCITE-dot-COM

[Michael Winter]

On 15 Nov 2004 08:45:55 -0800, BTHOMASinOHIO <bt************ @yahoo.com>
wrote:

In IE, this runs fine, but in Netscape, it doesn't error, but just
doesn't run. WHY?!?!

(in the Page Code Behind)
BODY1.Attribute s.Add("onLoad", "DisplayData(); ")

<URL:http://jibbering.com/faq/#FAQ4_41> may apply, but without being able
to see an actual demonstration, it's impossible to say. Please see
<URL:http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce.jsp>.

Mike

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[Martin Honnen]

BTHOMASinOHIO wrote:

In IE, this runs fine, but in Netscape, it doesn't error, but just
doesn't run. WHY?!?!
(in the Page Code Behind)
BODY1.Attribute s.Add("onLoad", "DisplayData(); ")
So this is not JavaScript but some server-side ASP.NET code? You should
state that clearly or better yet show us the HTML that Netscape receives
as we usually don't care here what PHP or ASP or ASP.NET does on the
server, it matters only what the browser sees.

(in the HTML of the Page)
function DisplayData(){
PanelDescriptio n.style.display = 'none';
PanelBuildingNa me.style.displa y = 'none';
PanelOperatorNa me.style.displa y = 'none';
PanelManagement Name.style.disp lay = 'none';

Have you checked Netscape's JavaScript console? I am sure there is an
error displayed, unless somewhere the variables PanelDescriptio n etc.
are declared and initialized. If you have HTML elements with these ids e.g.
<div id="PanelDescri ption">...</div>
then you need to script e.g.
document.getEle mentById('Panel Description').s tyle.display = 'none';
in browsers following the W3C DOM (as Netscape/Mozilla do).
If you also care about older browsers not throwing error messages then
you also need to check whether document.getEle mentById and other
features are supported.

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Martin Honnen
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