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How many browsers support 'document.write.to'? It uses browser-specific event. onload is fallback. I've tested the slow image (20 second delay instead of imag
by rarestblog 16y ago
How many browsers support 'document.write.to'?
It uses browser-specific event. onload is fallback.
I've tested the slow image (20 second delay instead of image) - no, it doesn't require loading of images, scripts fire up as soon as HTML finishes loading. Sorry.
- Sephr 16y agodocument.write.to isn't something used by any browsers, it's something that my asynchronous document.write library uses instead of polluting the global namespace. Those image results are interesting, and I admit that I only took a quick skim of your code, so I may have been wrong to assume that it would be limited by onload.
- rarestblog 16y agoIt was. Thank you for noting that. It was your comment that made me look into window.onload and scrape it, replacing with more sophisticated browser-specific code. Thank you!