Re: calling functions from cgi

Tony Rice wrote:

> If I've loaded a set of functions in a webdocument like this:
> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript"
> src="/js/foo.js"</script>

The language attribute is deprecated. You seem to have forgotten the ">"
from the opening script tag.

> Shouldn't I be able to call a function from inside foo.js later in that
> same document by doing something like this:
>
> <script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">myfunction(myargs)
> </script>

Yes.

> Even though it's generated from a CGI script?

How the server works out what to send to the user isn't relevant.

> The all loaded javascript files have the same scope do they not? It's not
> like the functions in foo.js available only to other functions within that
> file? Right?

Right.

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