How do you set page level, page-SPECIFIC javascript events using a ContentPlaceHolder?

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Published on 2010-05-20T14:53:05Z Indexed on 2010/05/21 0:20 UTC
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I previously asked how to include Javascript in my page when I split the page into a MasterPage and ContentPlaceHolder (.NET 2.0 app) The issue was I only wanted the javascript functions on THAT page so I couldn't just put them on the masterpage.

Based on the answers, I will inlcude common fucntions through MasterPage and can put the page-specific function right on the content page. However, 1 question remains: Events. I have 2 Javascript functions that I wanted to load when the page loads ala the HTML below. How do you load javascript page events on the specific content page? Or in the case below, the OnKeyPress event?

<body onkeypress="javascript:keypressed();" onload="javascript:setDivVisibility();">

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