Window.load function not firing on postback from chrome and firefox browsers

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When I Load page first time Window.load works fine in all browsers,

When I do some server side event and when page refreshes on postback window.load not firing in chrome and firefox.

why I use window.load is , In document.ready Images are not loading completely ,

So I have to run script after loading all the images in the page, so I Use Window.load.

C#

$(window).load(function () {
          var ScreenHeight = window.innerHeight;
          var FooterDivHeight = $('#trFooter').height();
          var FooterDivTopHeight = $('#trFooter').position().top;
          var EmptySpace = ScreenHeight - FooterDivTopHeight - FooterDivHeight - parseInt(5);
          $('#tdFooter').css({
              'padding-top': EmptySpace + "px"
          });
      });

In Document.ready calculations differ If Images Present in the page.

Posted 13-Oct-14 0:38am

nandakishoreroyal

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Arora_Ankit 13-Oct-14 7:17am

are you using partial postback?

nandakishoreroyal 13-Oct-14 7:25am

When any click event fires from Code behind, window.load not firing.

Arora_Ankit 13-Oct-14 7:26am

are you using ajax/updatepanel?

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Arora_Ankit · Answer 1 · 2014-10-13T01:30:00

Solution 1

you can use pageLoad() as I used that in my apps and it was working in all browsers.

JavaScript

function pageLoad()
{
 var ScreenHeight = window.innerHeight;
          var FooterDivHeight = $('#trFooter').height();
          var FooterDivTopHeight = $('#trFooter').position().top;
          var EmptySpace = ScreenHeight - FooterDivTopHeight - FooterDivHeight - parseInt(5);
          $('#tdFooter').css({
              'padding-top': EmptySpace + "px"
          });
}

Posted 13-Oct-14 1:30am

Arora_Ankit

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nandakishoreroyal 13-Oct-14 9:41am

Thank you Arora For your reply,

Iam not using updatepanel,

And Where and when should I call this Pageload method.

Arora_Ankit 13-Oct-14 10:10am

Just add this function in your page's javascript and this will automatically call when page rendering completes