Hello,

I am trying to include functions and data structures described in one .js file into another.

The HTML file includes the .js file like so:

<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript" src="include.js"></script>

And I tried to include the second .js file from within "include.js" like so:

document.write("<script language=\"javascript\" type=\"text/javascript\" src=\"include1.js\"></script>");

But I get an error whenever the page executes. It seems that the text in "include1.js" is parsed by the browser, but it can not be referenced from "include.js" until the page has finished loading.

Help would be much appreciated.

Why not just copy the info from the second file and past it into the first one. Alternatly just add it into the html file directly. You can have more than one <script> tag in your html so just include both of your .js files directly in the html file.

You can do as vangogh mentioned, or include the seconed file into the first one like this:

include ("/path/to/your/file.js");

Try breaking up the last </script> into 2 parts.

document.write("...</scr" + "ipt>")

This is the case for inline scripts because you can't have another "</script>" within the script tags or there will be parsing errors (not sure about the case of separated .js file though).