Include Commands In JavaScript

[DarkHalf]

does any one know how, or if it is done

eg

#include 'js1.js'

function Poo() {
qjkerghdjklafgh
}

so it includes js1.js, like in c

[P]

Erm, not having learnt C (yet) I presume you basically want to store sub routines and such in an external (.js) file, and call them from within a page yeah? Like Perl's Require command... C's Include command... and Javascript's... wait a mo, it's done a bit differently in Javascript
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When you declare your <SCRIPT> you need to include a SRC for the location of your js file. e.g.:

<SCRIPT SRC="otherscript.js">

(Oh and don't forget the usual language= etc crap too)

This should allow you to call subroutines from otherscript.js without any other commands.

So if you defined a function myfunction() in your js file, then after putting the above header you could just type

function myfunction() {
}

to call it... or whatever.

Erm, it's early... so I've made a mistake somewhere I'm sure... but I presume you'll be able to work it out
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Let me know how you get on...

[Qui]

grrrr beat me to it http://www.wireplay.co.uk/ubb/frown.gif

[DarkHalf]

Unfortunatly, i am doing that, but i wana included em, not have loadsa script tags, dammit http://www.wireplay.co.uk/ubb/smile.gif

i got

<script src="hub.jS" language="JavaScript">
then another of "sub1.js" right next to it, it goes on and on, and these are big scripts. if only my webspace was cgi enabled.

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