Welcome! I've had problems with <body onload=init()> using PHP and JS together: the init started well before the page was complete. I've moved the init() just before the </body> and it seems all is well. But I am not sure. Maybe the lack of Content-length field drives IE nuts? (According to my knowledge, Apache does not send a Content-length field with dyanmic files)
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onLoad too early??
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I tried putting the script after </body> so it would find all <A> tags in the HTML and that worked without any evidence of problems in placement of script. Didn't try after </HTML>. It found the tags whereas before the <BODY> there was nothing to find - obvious in hindsight.
Best of luck. I think the onload= is where it will activate though.
Best of luck. I think the onload= is where it will activate though.
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