Javascript to run onload and onchange?

Long shot, try this in your existing code. Declare xmlhttp as a local variable to the function.

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I have a javascript that runs using the onchange event when a user enteres a value into an input box. The script is and the form is Product Code Description Warehouse Selling Units So as mentioned, the script works perfectly for the onchange event. I have defined values for each input box, when the page loads I want the script to be called and executed for those values.

Once the user changes the values it must rerun for the new value. I tried putting the following script in the header section of the page, but it is inconsistent in the rows it works for. My skills arent great so I feel I am missing something small.

Any advice is appreciated as always. Thanks and Regards, Ryan javascript onload onchange link|improve this question asked Apr 3 at 8:39Ryan Smith2247 76% accept rate.

3 jQuery could make your life a bit easier... – mshsayem Apr 3 at 8:41.

Long shot came off, works perfectly! Thanks a million. – Ryan Smith Apr 3 at 10:11.

Put the script at the bottom, just before the closing body tag. You could also consider using jQuery and then use the $(document). Ready EDIT: I meant the last script in your question.

Thanks for the prompt feedback. I placed the last script in the question before the tag and it has the same result. The page is inconsistent with the output and the scripts that are run 'onload'.

Personally I don't think the last script is 100% correct as the first two rows are never populated whilst the last two are inconsistent. Any ideas? Thanks again.

– Ryan Smith Apr 3 at 8:54 1 window. Onload may be called too early. Consider jQuery and the $(document).

Ready function. – bart s Apr 3 at 9:07 Thanks Bart, will window. Onload not work at all then?

– Ryan Smith Apr 3 at 9:12 1 It looks like it is firing too early and the DOM is not ready. If you use jQuery, you also can get rid of handling AJAX calls yourself and all the getElementbyId's – bart s Apr 3 at 9:15.

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