What event does IE fire when it loads a web page?

Is there a standard event that IE triggers across all web pages for either when the page begins to load or finishes loading? I am trying to attach some logic to these events but am finding that different events are fired by different webpages. =(

What event does IE fire when it loads a web page?windows mail

Well, your best bet to be able to execute c++ on the client, will be to look into ActiveX components (which you call via javascript or vbscript), the event that fires up on browser load you can attach like this:

%26lt;script%26gt;

window.onload = function()

{

// Do something

}

%26lt;/script%26gt;

The issue you will have with executing assemblies is obviously security, the moment the code wants to fire the user will get a warning.

What event does IE fire when it loads a web page?microsoft maps internet explorer

Depends on what scripting/programming language you're using.

For JavaScript you can call a function by putting onload="functionname(params)" inside the body tag

or for ASP.NET, in the behind code there is a PageLoad() function.

These are the ones I used, but I assume other languages (like PERL, PHP, AJAX...) have others.
These HTML objects have onload events:

APPLET, BODY, EMBED, FRAME, FRAMESET, IFRAME, IMG, LINK, SCRIPT, window

To use them use code something like this.

%26lt;body onload="DoPageLoadEvents();"%26gt;

....... body goes here -----

%26lt;/body%26gt;

This will call the javascript function called DoPageLoadEvents(); (An example is defined below)

%26lt;script language="javascript"%26gt;

%26lt;!--

function DoPageLoadEvents()

{

alert("The page has finished loading")

// place youe event code here and delete the line above.

}