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Asked: 2026-05-13T18:41:56+00:00

Works fine just in FF: <script type=text/javascript> function loadContent(id,start) { $(#ContentRightBlockTest).load(cast_member.php?_type=+id+&start=+start+); } </script> whith

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Works fine just in FF:

    <script type="text/javascript">
    function loadContent(id,start) {
   $("#ContentRightBlockTest").load("cast_member.php?_type="+id+"&start="+start+"");   
}  
    </script>

whith onload in the body

<body onLoad="loadContent('cast',4);">
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  1. Editorial Team

    Typically, you don’t want to use the body onLoad with jQuery. jQuery provides a much better browser-independent way to run javascript when the document completely finishes loading. Try this:

        <script type="text/javascript">
    function loadContent(id,start) {
        $("#ContentRightBlockTest").load("cast_member.php?_type="+id+"&start="+start+"");   
   }
   $(loadContent('cast',4));
    </script>

    Then remove your body onload. The $(–something here–); syntax will ensure the enclosed javascript gets run when the document loads.

    Alternatively, you can try:

    $(document).ready(function() { loadContent('cast',4); });
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