If you run into a situation where you need to add a window.onload event, and you cannot rely on a library to do the work (no jQuery), you can use old school, plain javascript, here is what you can do:
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function plainJSWindowOnload() { console.log('Yay!'); } 'attachEvent' in window && window.attachEvent('onload', plainJSWindowOnload, false); 'addEventListener' in window && window.addEventListener('load', plainJSWindowOnload, false); |