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edited Jun 25, 2021 at 17:32

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You can write a fonctionfunction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a fonction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a function on a specific script file and call it in to your body element using onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page using script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

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edited Jun 17, 2021 at 8:22

Camel Djoulako

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You can write a functionfonction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using the onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using a script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a function on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using the onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using a script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a fonction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

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edit approved Jun 8, 2021 at 11:38

Skyware

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You can write a fonctionfunction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using the onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using a script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a fonction on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

You can write a function on a specific script file and call it in to your body element, by using the onload attribute.

Exemple:

<script>
  afterPageLoad() {
   //your code here
}
</script>

Now call your script into your html page by using a script tag:

<script src="afterload.js"></script>

into your body element; add onload attribute like this:

<body onload="afterPageLoad();">

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created Apr 2, 2021 at 8:16

Camel Djoulako

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