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Sep 04.2004

I’m creating a webpage that will contain the same navigation menu on every page. I used Javascript to create mouseover effects for each button. Instead of writing the same code over and over on each page I wanted to create an external script that I could call. However, every example I’ve found online doesn’t seem to help my situation. Is it possible? If so how do I call the script?

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@ck_net_2004Sep 04.2004 — You just need to put your JS code into a text editor and save

it as a .js file and dont include any <script> tags then

load it into the web page you want it in with this:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" TYPE="text/javascript" SRC="yourfile.js"></SCRIPT>


in the head of your page.
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@steelersfan88Sep 04.2004 — [i]Originally posted by ck_net_2004 [/i]

[B]<script type="text/javascript" src="yourfile.js"></script>[/B][/QUOTE]Lowercase is *preferred* and the language attribute has been depreciated for quite some time now.

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@BNPerformanceauthorSep 07.2004 — Thank you both!
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