Subject: Re: [xsl] Client-side XSLT and Javascript events From: "Eric J. Bowman" <eric@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Thu, 14 Oct 2010 03:52:37 -0600 |
David Carlisle wrote: > > Michael Kay wrote: > > > I've got a client-side XSLT system driven by <?xml-stylesheet?> > > processing instructions contained in the XML being rendered. > > > > I want to run some Javascript on the page as soon as the > > transformation is complete (to change the size of various objects > > based on the size of the rendered page, which is available in > > Javascript but isn't known to the XSLT at the time the HTML is > > being generated). Any ideas how? Is there some event that I can tie > > this to? > > Can't you just stick the javascript into a <script> element inserted > at the end of the <body> of the generated file. (I'd suggest instead > using onload event but I'm not sure if that is fired consistently by > browsers as the generated document (rather than teh original source) > is loaded. > More specifically, the advice is to use onload() in the generated document, not the source document. I prefer to avoid onload(), but couldn't figure anything else out for this situation. -Eric
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