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Written by Christopher Anderson
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Tuesday, 16 September 2008 19:23 |
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I just came across a method to modify the event handlers of a page after they've been established using JavaScript. Normally you know what functions you want to call in the body's onload event at the time you write the code but sometimes you don't or are operating inside a framework that doesn't allow you to change the base code.
I was recently in this situation and spent a great deal of time looking for the solution so I thought I'd share it here in order to make it more commonly known so others don't need to search as hard. You simply use the method attachEvent([eventName], [functionName]). This function appends a new function call to the list of functions already included in the event handler. |
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