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onload function is not working in portlets

 
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Hi,

I am working on websphere portal server.
I think portal server doesnt support body tag
I have placed onload tag in body tag.
Is there any alternative method to call onload functionality in portlets?

Thanks & Regards,
K.Kiran Kumar
 
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kasyaparushi kiran wrote:Hi,

I am working on websphere portal server.
I think portal server doesnt support body tag
I have placed onload tag in body tag.
Is there any alternative method to call onload functionality in portlets?

Thanks & Regards,
K.Kiran Kumar



You need to think how "portal" creates a page that is served to browser.
Typically a portal page has many portlets in it. If you put <body> tag in each of the "portlet" you will end up with too many <body> tags in "final" page that is served to browser.

May be you can call your function in <body> tag added by "portal". I am not sure which JSP in WebSphere Portal.
 
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