I had made flag and made my previous question deleted because of missunderstanding.
I'm working on a classic asp project.
let's say you have so many <script></script> tags in your code.
For instance:
line 10: <script> ..function 1 definition here..</script>
line 200: <script> .. function 2 definition here..</script>
line 5000: <script> ..function 3 definition here..</script>
also at line 6000: I have another tag which is trying to call function1.
is that possible without using *.js file ?
For instance:
line 6000:
<script> function1(); </script>
Those scripts are not defined in <head> tag.
I know its not useful but I need to know is there any way of it or not.
Hope its more clear now!
I had made flag and made my previous question deleted because of missunderstanding.
I'm working on a classic asp project.
let's say you have so many <script></script> tags in your code.
For instance:
line 10: <script> ..function 1 definition here..</script>
line 200: <script> .. function 2 definition here..</script>
line 5000: <script> ..function 3 definition here..</script>
also at line 6000: I have another tag which is trying to call function1.
is that possible without using *.js file ?
For instance:
line 6000:
<script> function1(); </script>
Those scripts are not defined in <head> tag.
I know its not useful but I need to know is there any way of it or not.
Hope its more clear now!
Share Improve this question edited Feb 26, 2016 at 20:24 curiousBoy asked Jul 5, 2013 at 17:37 curiousBoycuriousBoy 6,8446 gold badges51 silver badges60 bronze badges 6- 1 Yes, that's possible, why didn't you test it ? – Denys Séguret Commented Jul 5, 2013 at 17:38
- 1 I believe so, since you do not need to use information that are not generated earlier. – PiLHA Commented Jul 5, 2013 at 17:39
- @dystroy: can you please show how to do that? I have tried so many ways but no luck. Thanks for your help! – curiousBoy Commented Jul 5, 2013 at 17:40
- 1 Just like you write it in your question is OK. And calling functions defined in other files is terribly useful : you wouldn't have any library without this ability. – Denys Séguret Commented Jul 5, 2013 at 17:41
- 1 @curiousBoy: It will be more beneficial for you if you show us exactly what you've tried, and for us to explain what is wrong with it. If you just take code that we provide you might not learn how to write it on your own next time. – Mark Hildreth Commented Jul 5, 2013 at 17:42
3 Answers
Reset to default 10anything inside the script tags gets run immediately. if you define function a() in your first script element, then it will add a function called a to your global namespace. any javascript you execute later on in other script elements will have access to it.
<script type="text/javascript">
function a() {
alert('hi');
}
</script>
...
<script type="text/javascript">
a();
</script>
Yes, that is possible, assuming function1 is in the global scope (e.g. not in a wrapper function/self-invoking function).
Of course it is possible . You just need to define it in global namespace. Here is the link which should give you an idea and better understanding. It also includes very simple examples.
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