Hi NG,
I have a question. When browser(Mozilla ) display an HTML page,the
browser executes the JS file.
So i want reinvoke a function inside JS file (injected in HTML page),
but i do not know how i access to this function..
Can you help me?
Thanks
Stefano
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In article <82************ **************@ posting.google. com>, stemon79
@libero.it enlightened us with... Hi NG,
I have a question. When browser(Mozilla ) display an HTML page,the
browser executes the JS file.
So i want reinvoke a function inside JS file (injected in HTML page),
but i do not know how i access to this function..
Can you help me?
You call it.
It must be named.
Any more and we need to see code.
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