2htmls and 2javascripts

[Green Horn]

Hi,

im newby in JScript and i have a problem with passing events from one html
to another...

For example,

in x.html i have following jscript event

function Event1{
....some code...
}

and in y.html i have following jscript event

function Event2{
....some other code...
}

and i want to place in Event2 (in y.html) in "...some other code..." some
code/function to fire Event1 (in x.html)..

but i dont know how

Please help me...

 

[Ian Collins]

Hi,

im newby in JScript and i have a problem with passing events from one html
to another...

For example,

in x.html i have following jscript event

function Event1{
....some code...
}

and in y.html i have following jscript event

function Event2{
....some other code...
}

and i want to place in Event2 (in y.html) in "...some other code..." some
code/function to fire Event1 (in x.html)..

but i dont know how

You can't, unless the two HTML pages are contained within frames in the
same page.

Once a new HTML page is loaded, all scripts associated with the current
page are lost.

 

[Green Horn]

You can't, unless the two HTML pages are contained within frames in the
same page.

Yes, they are contained within frames in the same page


Please, help...

 

[Randy Webb]

Green Horn said the following on 4/21/2006 1:50 AM:

Hi,

im newby in JScript and i have a problem with passing events from one html
to another...

You are also a newbe to Usenet. Do not multi-post but rather cross-post.

 

[Green Horn]

hm... someone is very smart.. and it isnt me...

but someone is also newbe in being polite... and, again, it is not me...

NHF ;-)

P.S. i am also newbe in english language....

 

[Randy Webb]

Green Horn said the following on 4/21/2006 8:38 AM:

hm... someone is very smart.. and it isnt me...

You asked this same question in microsoft.public.scripting.jscript and
it was multi-posted. The difference it makes is that if someone answers
a cross-post then everybody reads it. If it is multi-posted then the
answer doesn't get posted to all the relevant groups.

but someone is also newbe in being polite... and, again, it is not me...

Polite is for politicians.

P.S. i am also newbe in english language....

Nothing wrong with that.