Hello Matthew,

Have u tried to use ClientScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript ?

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WBR,
Michael  Nemtsev [.NET/C# MVP] :: blog: http://spaces.live.com/laflour 

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MW> Hello.  This is a repost because nothing has worked so far.
MW>
MW> I thought this was supposed to be simple.  I'm trying to use a .js
MW> file for my javascript functions.  I'm testing by only using one
MW> function   The function works when it's at the top of my aspx file.
MW>
MW> The file is called "MyFunctions.js" which was imported on the page
MW> load event of the code-behind form with:
MW> Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock(this.GetType(),
MW> "MyFuncs", "MyFunctions.js", true); - I've used this with both true
MW> and false and with adding script tags myself in the .js file.
MW>
MW> I've also tried
MW> Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptInclude(this.GetType(),
MW> "MyFuncs", "MyFunctions.js");
MW>
MW> The .js file is in the same directory as the page. and has only one
MW> function:
MW>
MW> function SayHello()
MW> {
MW> alert("Hello");
MW> }
MW> I added the function call on the code behind page load
MW>
MW> btnLast.Attributes.Add("onclick", "SayHello()");
MW>
MW> is there supposed to be some directive in the .js file?
MW>
MW> I've also tried just directly referencing the file in the aspx file
MW> with:
MW> <script type="text/javascript" src="MyFunctions.js"></script>
MW> Still no luck.
MW> Any ideas?  This is STILL driving me nuts!!!
MW>
MW> Thanks.
MW>
MW> Matthew Wells
MW> Matthew.Wells@FirstByte.net