Hi Jeromy,
Thanks for your explanation. Now, my problem has a reason.
Well, you say "The S2 implementation executes the scripts at the end of
parsing, not as each script tag is encountered". At the end of parsing
is before inserting html into the DOM, isn´t it? So, if it is so, that's
my problem. I'll need to use publish/subscribe, as you say.
Thanks to everyone.
Jeromy Evans escribió:
Just one minor clarification that hasn't been mentioned elsewhere in
this thread.
If your HTML fragment is being loaded via XHR with Dojo, then Dojo
itself is responsible for parsing the html for scripts and then
executing them. This is because inserting html into the DOM via
innerHTML does not necessarily execute the scripts (it's
browser-dependent)
The S2 implementation executes the scripts at the end of parsing, not
as each script tag is encountered. Your design needs to cater for
this. As others mentioned, addOnLoad is okay for a full page, but if
you're using XHR then you'll need to use dojo's pub/sub features.
Pablo Vázquez Blázquez wrote:
Hi!
Anyone knows why my javascript code is executed at the loading of a
page instead when it *should*??
For example, I have a .jspx page with a form:
<form>
...
<input id="id" ...>
...
<form>
<script>
alert('hi');
alert(document.getElementById('id'));
</script>
'hi' is shown before the form and then 'undefined'.
But my js code is at the end of the page. How can it be possible? I´m
sure it is a dojo thing, but I don´t know how to solve it. I access
to this page from another one where I have executeScripts="true".
Thanks.
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