Editable "onload" in body tag

Question

I have a template-based site, but would like to add my own
Javascript function calls to the 'onload' attribute of the 'body'
tag on certain pages. I know that this can be done by setting
'onload' as an "editable attribute" in the template.
However, I also have some 3rd-party extensions, such as
PopMenuMagic from P7, that work by modifying 'onload' in the
template body tag. I think by setting this attribute as editable, I
will then be preventing changes made to the template by these
extensions from propogating to the pages based on the template.
Is there any way around this conundrum?

Answer 1

Here's the link:
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=129
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> "gordonwd" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>>I have a template-based site, but would like to add
my own Javascript
>>function
>> calls to the 'onload' attribute of the 'body' tag on
certain pages. I
>> know that
>> this can be done by setting 'onload' as an "editable
attribute" in the
>> template.
>>
>> However, I also have some 3rd-party extensions, such
as PopMenuMagic from
>> P7,
>> that work by modifying 'onload' in the template body
tag. I think by
>> setting
>> this attribute as editable, I will then be
preventing changes made to the
>> template by these extensions from propogating to the
pages based on the
>> template.
>>
>> Is there any way around this conundrum?
>>
>