Reputation: 188
in my html:
<body onresize="doSomething();">
I have this in my javascript:
function doSomething() {
alert(1);
// it doesn't actually have alert(1), but this is just for demonstration
}
When i resize the browser window ( by double clicking its title ), the event fires twice in IE8, thus messing up with the function.
Does anyone know why and how it can be avoided ? thanks in advance!
Upvotes: 0
Views: 1014
Reputation: 65342
You will find, that if you "resize around" a browser window by randomly moving around the drag area in the lower right corner, the onresize
event fires repeatedly.
The point is, that it is quite debateable, what constitutes a window resize. You will have to accept, that this is wildly different between browsers and OSes.
Recipies to handle that include cancelling if set, then setting a timer (window.setTimeout
) on the resize event and doing the real resize work when the timer fires.
If your onresize
is not too expensive, you should just create it in a way, that is unconcerned by repeated calling.
Upvotes: 3
Reputation: 491
This is a duplicate of Window resize event fires twice in jQuery. The onresize event fires when the window is resized however can fire multiple times.
Upvotes: 2