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livezone

livezone

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Jan 17, 2003
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Hi,

My whole project <body> tag contains this

<code>
<body onload="start();" onmousemove="start();" onclick="start();" onkeydown="start();">

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</code>

One way to type
<code>
onload="start();" onmousemove="start();" onclick="start();" onkeydown="start();"
</code>
this in all pages. Is there any other way in CSS to define the body tag with all those attributes in CSS
<code>
body
{
onload="start();" onmousemove="start();" onclick="start();" onkeydown="start();"

}
</code>
Will this work?
 
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CSS? CSS is for styles, not for calling JS functions.

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But if you do have a js file included in all your pages, you could add
Code: 
document.body.onload = start;
document.body.onmousemove = start;
document.body.onclick = start;
document.body.onkeydown = start;
something like that to the js include.

hope that helps

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me likey.

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I am getting the following
document.body is null or not an object

I am using IE 6.0 with ASP.NET?

Here is how I am accessing it

<code>
<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript" src="timeout.js"></script>

timeout.js
==========

var session_timeout = 1000 * 60 * 2;
var reloadpage = "../home.html";
var timeout = null;

function start()
{

if (timeout)
clearTimeout(timeout);
timeout = setTimeout("location.replace('" + reloadpage + "');", session_timeout);
}

document.body.onload = start();
document.body.onmousemove = start();
document.body.onclick = start();
document.body.onkeydown = start();
</code>
 
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I would just do this:

Code: 
onload = start();
mousemove = start();
onclick = start();
onkeydown = start();

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If that doesn't work, include that JS file at the bottom of your page, rather than at the top.

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Not working both ways. Giving error "Not Implemented
 
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whoa, where did the ()'s come from. Should just be

Code: 
onload=start;

as Dookie said. Sorry, mine was because I copied-pasted yours.

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(same for all, I just showed onload as an example)

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