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Bookmark or Share- window.addEventListener ('load',... not firing on Safari?I strongly advise that you avoid referencing the DOM directly using listeners such as window.addEventListener or document.addEventListener. In fact, this is why you are using React and not jQuery, to create a virtual DOM instead of charging the real DOM directly and reducing the web performance.
- javascript - adding to window.onload event? - Stack OverflowIf you are not using jQuery, you could use addEventListener, as demonstrated by Karaxuna, plus attachEvent for IE
- javascript - Difference between document.addEventListener and window ...It represents the browser window that contains the document. Calling its addEventListener method registers the second argument (callback function) to be called whenever the event described by its first argument occurs.
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- javascript - JS Event Handler: async function - Stack OverflowThe first problem I see is that you are invoking the callback function right away in the second argument of window.addEventListener by including it as loadEdit() instead of loadEdit or => loadEdit(). You have to give it a function as second argument, right now you are giving a Promise or the return value of loadPre(). Try this way:
- The value of "this" within the handler using addEventListenerI've created a Javascript object via prototyping. I'm trying to render a table dynamically. While the rendering part is simple and works fine, I also need to handle certain client side events for...
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