Use onLoad to Call More than One Function with Javascript

Use onLoad to Call More than One Function with Javascript

To call more than one function in onLoad with Javascript:

<body onLoad="alert('First Hello!');alert('Second Hello!!')">

-We enclose Javascript's built-in event handler onLoad in the body tag.
-We call Javascript's built-in alert method twice, separated by a semicolon.
-We enclose our text in single quotes because it's already inside double quotes.

We could also call a script with onLoad that calls two functions:

function coolAl() {
firstHey();
secondHey();
}

function firstHey() {
alert("First Hello!");
}

function secondHey() {
alert("Second Hello!");
}

<body onLoad="coolAl()">

-We created a function and named it coolAl.
---Inside coolAl, we called our two other functions.
-We created the two other functions and named them firstHey and secondHey.
-We called our function coolAl in the onLoad event handler.

Free Copy and Paste Javascript Code:

<script type="text/javascript">

</script>

<body onLoad="coolAl()">
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Resources:
Use onLoad in Body Tag with Javascript
Opening an Alert Box in Javascript
Call your Function in Javascript
Create a Function in Javascript

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