can you "inline" event handlers for objects in 1 script like in VBScript?

[Fred]

This seems awkward, isn't there a better way to place event handlers
in the rest of the code with the logic for everything else like you
can with VBScript?

<script language="javas cript"
if (myvar == true " {
do something
}
lots more code here...

</script>

<script for="myActiveX" event="Onclick( )" language="javas cript">
code for this event
</script>

<script for="myTreeView " event="OnConnec t()" language="javas cript">
code for this event
</script>
....

In other words, can I put it all between one <script></script> tag?

Thanks,

Fred

[Lasse Reichstein Nielsen]

fd*****@aol.com (Fred) writes:

This seems awkward, isn't there a better way to place event handlers
in the rest of the code with the logic for everything else like you
can with VBScript?
I don't know what you can with VBScritp. Can you explain what you want
to achieve?
<script for="myActiveX" event="Onclick( )" language="javas cript">
This construction only works in IE.
In other words, can I put it all between one <script></script> tag?

Sure

<script type="text/javascript">
function myHandler1(even t) {...}
function myHandler2(even t) {...}
...
document.getEle mentById("myAct iveX").onclick = myHandler1;
document.getEle mentById("myAct iveX").onconnec t = myHandler2;
/* don't know the onconnect evemt, must be IE specific too */
</script>

/L
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