Oguz Yarimtepe wrote:
> <body onload="loadEventHandlers()">
not django:
I think,you are using the "Prototype" javascript framework?
IIRC you _really_ should be using
Event.observe(window,'load', function () { ... });
to do stuff the "prototype way".
http://www.prototypejs.org/api/event/observe
Dunno if that's the actual issue (I use JQuery...)
> The code is working on Firefox but when i tested with IE,
> i realized it is not working.
django is server-side. While in principle one can do browser detection
and send different things to different browsers on the server side,
chances are the problem is client side.
> So is there a restriction using onload functions at templates at Django?
onload is a javascript-in-web-browser thing, django is a
python-in-web-server thing. You're sending the _result_ of server-side
template processing from the server to the client.
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