tayiper
May 10th 2006, 3:05 pm
Hey all, sorry if this was already discussed. Also, I know that there are numerous sources available on the Internet about this, but I would like to know exactly how should I implement it in my particular case ...
Anyway, I am interested in a general and easy "technique" to put my "OPEN or GET" drop-down menu script (it's a JavaScript) into an external file. See this script on any of my "root-main" pages, for instance see my home-site's intro.html (http://users.volja.net/tayiper/intro.html) page.
Is this as easy as referring to my "marquee" script with the following code (see my site's index.html (http://users.volja.net/tayiper/index.html) page):
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://users.volja.net/tayiper/script/marquee.js"></script>
But then again, how exactly should I implement it in my particular case ??
P.S. -- Originally I've used the "marquee" tags, but that was not valid by W3C, then I posted a Is there a valid equivalent to marquee tag (by W3C recommendations) ?? (http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/6330927813/m/728006677731) thread in the Programmer's Symposium (http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/frm/f/6330927813) section of Ars Technica forums, where one user suggested to use this script instead. However, the script itself was also not W3C-valid, so I finally rather moved it to an external file.
tayiper
Anyway, I am interested in a general and easy "technique" to put my "OPEN or GET" drop-down menu script (it's a JavaScript) into an external file. See this script on any of my "root-main" pages, for instance see my home-site's intro.html (http://users.volja.net/tayiper/intro.html) page.
Is this as easy as referring to my "marquee" script with the following code (see my site's index.html (http://users.volja.net/tayiper/index.html) page):
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://users.volja.net/tayiper/script/marquee.js"></script>
But then again, how exactly should I implement it in my particular case ??
P.S. -- Originally I've used the "marquee" tags, but that was not valid by W3C, then I posted a Is there a valid equivalent to marquee tag (by W3C recommendations) ?? (http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/tpc/f/6330927813/m/728006677731) thread in the Programmer's Symposium (http://episteme.arstechnica.com/groupee/forums/a/frm/f/6330927813) section of Ars Technica forums, where one user suggested to use this script instead. However, the script itself was also not W3C-valid, so I finally rather moved it to an external file.
tayiper