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Javacript window.onload
Please feel free to shoot me down, but I've searched here and found nothing useful.This must be a problem encountered before: The browser "back" button doesn't activate the window.onload event.
How do I get my Javascript function to be called in Opera (and Chrome) when my page is accessed by the user hitting the "back" button? Please note I also have a window.onunload function. The Javascript works when the "refresh" button is hit. Note also both functions (.onload, .onunload)) work in FF and IE.
I want to avoid jQuery.
Cheers.
I'm not certain but you can check HTML5 History API.
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See Opera's support page on history navigation for an explanation as to why this is happening. In short, when you go back a page, Opera simply restores the page exactly as it was when you left it. The page does not get reloaded, so window.onload doesn't get called.
If you absolutely need to override this, setting window.navigationMode to 'compatible' should force Opera to reload the page from cache instead of restoring it as it was.
If you absolutely need to override this, setting window.navigationMode to 'compatible' should force Opera to reload the page from cache instead of restoring it as it was.
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