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Is it possible to call a javascript function after loading a page with window.location.assign? I have this code. <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function Loadspirit(){ window.location.assign("spirituality.php"); ReadEnglish(); } </script> I load the page then call ReadEnglish(), a function defined in spirituality.php. The function doesn't execute. What would be the way to make the function execute? As soon as you assign a new window.location, the browser starts loading a new page in the current browser window. That stops execution of all javascript in this window and

How can you detect a window.location.hash onchange, for example I could do this: if(window.location.hash.hasChanged()) { // ajax stuff } else { // nothing, no hash has been changed (without any window reload) } If I change the hash, e.g. edits and change the hash by pressing enter after editing nothing happens, only on a window reload will detect a change in the hash. Ben Alman's hashchange jQuery plugin provides the ability to monitor the hash for changes. nrabinowitz Most recent browsers (FF3.6+, IE8, Chrome) support the "hashchange" event on the window object - see MDC: window.onhashchange

I'm writing some Javascript code and I'm trying to change the current page as the result of the user clicking a button. I'm using this snippet of code: window.location.replace("/customer/order/12"); containing the relative URL within my site that I want to navigate to. When this code runs (looking at it in Firebug), the url string looks correct, but the page just does a refresh to what it's currently on. Looking at the headers with HttpFox the first thing I see is a result of (Aborted), Type: NS_BINDING_ABORTED. However, if I issue this command: window.location.replace("/customer/order/12");

I have looked for awhile and cannot find an answer that fits my needs. I have a page that pops a window (window.open), logs the user in (creates a cookie, set session) then redirects to another page. While the modal is redirecting, I would like to refresh the parent page, so all the good stuff that I just did will be recognized by the parent. I have tried window.opener and stuff like that. Can someone help me out a little? Thanks window.opener in the popup will refer to the window object of the opening window, so of course you should be able to call window.opener.location.reload(); . Provided

function fun(){ console.log("Hi"); window.location.href="http://www.google.com"; console.log("Hello, how are you"); alert("I am good"); fun1(); } function fun1(){ console.log("Whats up??"); } If you see the above lines of code the location.href is getting called before console.log("Hello, how are you"), alert and fun1(). when I call the fun() it executes all the statements below location.href and then it redirects to https://www.google.com . So my question is , "Is location.href call is asynchronous in nature, if not then what is happening over here" ?? Because I thought the moment it will

I know this is a question much discussed but I can't figure out why it does not work for me. This is my function: function ShowComments(){ alert("fired"); var movieShareId = document.getElementById('movieId'); //alert("found div" + movieShareId.textContent || movieShareId.innerText); //alert("redirect location: /comments.aspx?id=" + movieShareId.textContent || movieShareId.innerText + "/"); window.location.href = "/comments.aspx?id=" + movieShareId.textContent || movieShareId.innerText + "/"; var newLocation = window.location; //alert("full location: " + window.location); } If I have the

I am using a GAS web app that needs to refresh its contents when a user takes certain actions (like clicking on a particular div). On the clientside, I have this script that gets called from onclick google.script.run.withSuccessHandler(refreshCallback).myServersideFunction(); function refreshCallback(roomsPlus) { var statusDiv = document.getElementById("status"); statusDiv.innerHTML = "Reloading..."; window.location.reload(true); }; The status div changes to "Reloading..." so I know the callback gets called,but then it never reloads the page. Does Caja or google apps script disable page

I've go an absolute URL in my JavaScript that I have hard coded for window.location. I don't want to have to change this every time I am testing my app. In PHP I would have handled this by testing the $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] variable to find out what server I am on, and adjust accordingly. However, I'm not as familiar with Java and am wondering if it has a similar method? Or if maybe even JavaScript had a similar method? The code is as follows: var url = "http://172.17.1.107/store/results/index.jsp"; window.location = url; What I would like to do is: var server = [something that returns just 172