Calling an External Automatic Script
If you use a script in several different Web pages, you’ll save time and avoid typos by creating an external script (in text-only format) and then calling the script from each page where it is used.
To call an external automatic script:
1. | Type <script.
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2. | Type type="text/language-name", where language-name identifies the scripting language you’re using: javascript, vbscript, etc.
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3. | Type language="script", where script is the name of the scripting language you’ll be using: JavaScript, VBScript, etc.
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4. | Type src="script.url", where script.url is the location on the server of the external script.
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5. | If desired, type charset="code", where code is the official name for the set of characters used in the external ... |
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