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Calling Javascript functions from an applet

 
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Hi all,

I am having a problem calling two separate javascript functions from an applet at the same time.
I can call them both separately, but not together.
My applet should take some arguments in from an applet (as a string), then create a html page from the string and display it in a separate window.

The first function is to open a page in a new window:


The function is defined in a .js file

This works fine where mainpage.htm exists in the same directory which the applet is running from.

The second function is to create a html page from a string:


This successfully creates and displays a page from a string.
There is also a second, alternative function to do the same thing:

This also successfully creates and displays a page from a string.

Now I need to open the page created from the string in a new window by combining the functions. I have tried lots of things here such as:


but nothing seems to work.
If anyone has an idea how to combine two javascript functions like this it would be a big help.


Thanks.


Eoin.
[ July 20, 2007: Message edited by: Eoin Mac Aoidh ]
 
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Ps: My code dosnt actually contain smileys!
they are supposed to be
'colon'openLeftMonitor...
and
'colon'document.write....



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Originally posted by Eoin Mac Aoidh:
Ps: My code dosnt actually contain smileys!


We know.

It's because those particular smileys are triggered by the character sequences ":o" and ":D", which your post happened to contain.

You can turn off smilies by checking the "Disable smilies in this post" checkbox when posting.
[ July 20, 2007: Message edited by: Ulf Dittmer ]
 
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