Don,
Thanks.
I was able to add this and make it work for IE, but not Mozilla. Mozilla is a lot more strict about where the JavaScript definitions have to be. I'm pretty sure that this can't work unless there is support in the master template for the page, since for Mozilla the javascript declarations seem to need to be in the header and the initialization function needs to be called from the body's onLoad handler.
That's all fine if we can guarantee that header_stuff and the attribute multiple are present in the master template. We'll run into other problems, however, if a page with an ad_form also requires an onLoad handler.
