OMG, never mind. NS does in fact execute. The problem I had was that the
default settings weren't telling me that there was an error in the
javascript leaving me scratching my head because the same code worked in
IE...just that NS didn't do anything.
"kw" <> wrote in message
news:...
> I thought both browsers execute script not in a function on the body
> load...but with NS7.1, it does not.
>
> Therefore, to execute script in an NS browser client on the load of a page
> from a ASP.NET Server Control, I want to modify the onload attribute to
the
> Body element to add an Initialize() function. For example: <body
> onload="Initialize();">
>
> However, this does not appear to be possible...or is it? Is there a
> workaround to get script to execute automatically in NetScape?
>
> Note: RegisterClientScriptBlock is used to create the Initialize()
> script...but that won't cause it to be executed in NS even if it has
script
> no in a function statement.
>
> Also, I tried doing something like this, but it doesn't work in NS either:
> <script language="javascript" FOR=body
EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>
> and also
> <script language="javascript" FOR=window
EVENT=onload>Initialize();</SCRIPT>
>
>
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