Cleaning up old script in RH code--InitEffects...x-on-pageload

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February 5, 2016
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I am upgrading help projects from RH9 to RH2015, and have come across some topics that include old script code in them. It's causing errors in IE. In its simplest form the code looks like this:

Is there an easy to clean this up? Something similar to Tools > Update DHTML, perhaps? If I have to, I'll write a script to clean this up, but most instances are not laid out quite this simply, so i was kind of hoping for a canned solution.

Suggestions welcome. Thanks.

G

WebHelp

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Correct answer Willam van Weelden

As suggested, I also use scripts to fix this up. I normally get the contents of the token (token.name) and do a test: if(token.name.indexOf("x-on-pageload") != -1) to check whether the conditions are met. If you identify two or three keywords that are unique, you can quickly remove the content. - Just my two cents.

Peter Grainge

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The only other solution that I can think of is something like Text Crawler.

See www.grainge.org for RoboHelp and Authoring tips

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GravensteinAuthor

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No out-of-the-box answer for me, then. Thanks, Peter.

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Willam van WeeldenCorrect answer

Inspiring

As suggested, I also use scripts to fix this up. I normally get the contents of the token (token.name) and do a test: if(token.name.indexOf("x-on-pageload") != -1) to check whether the conditions are met. If you identify two or three keywords that are unique, you can quickly remove the content. - Just my two cents.

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