Assigning a handler to window.load directly is not such a great idea, since it erases the callbacks that may have been assigned earlier.
I came across an alternative by Peter-Paul Koch here
This small snippet of Javascript executes onload events in such a way that previous events are not lost, by checking if there are any, and executing them before executing the one in question.
I came across an alternative by Peter-Paul Koch here
This small snippet of Javascript executes onload events in such a way that previous events are not lost, by checking if there are any, and executing them before executing the one in question.
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