How do I excute later codes first?

[none]

some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
some html here

I want to execute 2.js first, but I can not touch 1.js 2.js. I need to write
a wrapper around them. I am thinking to add a onload of a image file after
2.js to make 1.js active.

some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
<img onload="to load 1.js">
some html here

How do I do this?

 

[Evertjan.]

none wrote on 05 nov 2004 in comp.lang.javascript:

some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
some html here

I want to execute 2.js first, but I can not touch 1.js 2.js. I need to
write a wrapper around them. I am thinking to add a onload of a image
file after 2.js to make 1.js active.

some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
<img onload="to load 1.js">
some html here

How do I do this?

the simple solution is:

some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here

but you could also wrap
the codes in functions to be executed later:

some html here
<script src=1.js></script>
some html here
<script src=2.js></script>
<img onload="funJS2();funJS1()">
some html here

However I cannot imagine what code needs to be handled this way.

Perhaps you were thinking of document.write(), but that function destroys
the page [your javascript included] if html is already outputted.