The&nbsp;window.onload&nbsp;event is very useful when you want to call a JavaScript function on page load without using jQuery. Generally,&nbsp;$( document ).ready()&nbsp;is used to execute the JavaScript code after Document Object Model (DOM) is ready. You can use the&nbsp;window.onload&nbsp;to load a function after page load using JavaScript. In the example code snippet, we will show you how to call function and execute code on page load using JavaScript.

The following code calls a JavaScript function named&nbsp;<code>showDelay()</code>&nbsp;on page load using window.onload event.
<pre>function showDelay(){
 //code goes here
}

// call function on page load
window.onload = showDelay;</pre>
The following code calls a JavaScript function with parameter on page load using window.onload event.
<pre>function showDelay(type){
 //code goes here
}

// call function with parameter
window.onload = function () {
 showDelay(2);
};</pre>

The&nbsp;window.onload&nbsp;event is very useful when you want to call a JavaScript function on page load without using jQuery. Generally,&nbsp;$...

How to Call a JavaScript Function on Page Load without using jQuery