Call javascript function after submit process

Hi,
How can I call javascript function after my submit process ?
Thanks.

Hi Carl,
You say that I must have an Item or region that contains my js with conditionnal display. With this method I can execute my js with specific request value.
My problem is that I tried to integrate the "save large value workaround" in my application with the APEX wysiwyg (fckeditor). To do that I have to call the javascript function clob_submit on the save button. This function save the value of my field but if I want to save other item value, how can I do that ?
If I use your method, I will submit the page, save the other field and after that, I will branch on the same page. At this moment, I will execute my javascript file.
Is it what did you said ?
Sylvain Michaud
Homepage : http://www.insum.ca
InSum Solutions' blog : http://insum-apex.blogspot.com

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