How to run master Page onload method

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Hello All,

I am using master page in my project and onload of master page i am calling a javascript function to change the background like this

Master Page design

HTML

<body id="sitebody1" onlod ="noBack();">

Javascript Funtion
<script type="text/javascript">
   
    function noBack() {
                var ThemeName = getCookie("ThemeName");
        var imgbg = jQuery(this).attr('dir');
        if (ThemeName != "") {
            $('#sitebody1').css({ backgroundImage: "url(" + ThemeName + ")" });
        }
            
    } 
</script

When child form is rendered then this javascript function is called only on some form while on other is works fine.

Please help me.
Thanks in advance.

Posted 19-Oct-15 19:42pm

Member 8232678

Updated 19-Oct-15 20:54pm

Tomas Takac

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Sreekanth Mothukuru 20-Oct-15 9:18am

Try to call the noBack function within the page simply at the end of script section..

noBack();

Member 8232678 20-Oct-15 23:53pm

i already try this.

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Jacobclay7 · Answer 1 · 2015-11-16T09:41:00

Solution 1

Maybe I am mistaken, but your problem seems to lie in your html body tag. You have onlod ="noBack();" When it should be onload ="noBack();". Seems you accidentally put "onlod" instead of "onload"

Posted 16-Nov-15 9:41am

Jacobclay7