I have a web form that is a container for a browse. I have an embedded script in the form that populates a google map that is based on the records in the browse. This script fires when the form is loaded. The google map is actually defined as a cell in the browse.
On the form, there is a set of radio buttons that changes the filter for the browse. As I click on each radio button, the browse value is set to refresh, and that works great. However, I cannot figure out how to force a reload of the form when that radio button is clicked. If I reselect the form from the menu, the onload event fires and the script runs.
Is there a way to force a reload of the form when I click on a control on the form, so this script can re-plot the markers on the google map? The script uses this syntax: 'window.onload = function()' (which avoids the need for the body tag to have the onload="functionname()" parameter.
Like I say, it all works great, I just need to figure out how to fire the window.onload event.
Thanks!
Dave