[Javascript] Function scope question

[BEKIM BACAJ]

I thik the cauleage, is says that you can split the script in two files, 
(exactly *.js files) than call the from any page you like

first JS file :
container.js
[content]
function AreYouThere(){
alert('\"I\'m here\"')
}

second JS file :
[content]

document.onclick=AreYouThere

Any HTML page

script tags

add  src="theAddress/container.js"

the other script tag src = "theAddress/caller.js"

If you click the page you will recieve the alert box saying "I'm Here"

>From: Robert Pollard <rpollard at apple.com>
>Reply-To: "[JavaScript List]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>To: "[JavaScript List]" <javascript at LaTech.edu>
>Subject: Re: [Javascript] Function scope question
>Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 08:16:12 -0700
>
>Hello Dave,
>
>Would you mind sending an example of what you are talking about?  How do 
>you "include the file with function definitions into the second file?"  I 
>don't believe I've seen this syntax.  What's interesting is one file can 
>see a function from the other but not the other way around.  Maybe it's 
>syntax and the error is seeing the function but something else is causing 
>problems.
>
>Thanks for the response,
>
>Robert
>
>On Tuesday, October 7, 2003, at 06:16 AM, David T. Lovering wrote:
>
>>I hope I am not missing part of this thread -- some of my email got eaten 
>>by my ISP...
>>
>>About the only sticking point I can see is that you may need to "include" 
>>the file with the function definitions into the second file in order to 
>>satisfy the function references. I usually put all my "common" JavaScript 
>>functions into a single common.js
>>file, and then include it in BOTH files at the start within the header 
>>block.  However, that is only my personal preference and isn't universally 
>>necessary.
>>
>>-- Dave Lovering
>>
>>Chris Tifer wrote:
>>>
>>>If you included script files like you said in a different e-mail, then I
>>>don't see any problem with what you've done. Do something very simple 
>>>just
>>>to verify.
>>>
>>>In your first file just put:
>>>
>>>function test(){
>>>     alert("it works")
>>>}
>>>
>>>In your 2nd file, put:
>>>
>>>test()
>>>
>>>You should see it get called.
>>>
>>>Chris Tifer
>>>http://micclub.net
>>>
>>>----- Original Message -----
>>>From: "Robert Pollard" <rpollard at apple.com>
>>>To: <Javascript at LaTech.edu>
>>>Sent: Wednesday, October 01, 2003 6:32 PM
>>>Subject: [Javascript] Function scope question
>>>
>>>>Hello all,
>>>>
>>>>I have 2 files that has several functions that are related.  I needed 2
>>>>of the functions in one file to be available in the other.  Can you not
>>>>have a function in 1 file and call it from another file?
>>>>
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>
>>>>Robert Pollard
>>>>
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