> On 23 Mar, 14:57, "femto" wrote:
>> I don't get you, if you want to call a method in .js,
>> you just call it. Check out the reference.
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>> Angus wrote:
>> > I have a web page with a toolbar containing a Save button. The Save
>> > button can change contextually to be a Search button in some cases.
>> > Hence the button name searchsavechanges.
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>> > The snippet of html is:
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>> > style="position:static">
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>> > I want to call a script which will save the 'record' if you understand
>> > me. But all I see is .js files. Can I call these .js methods from
>> > javascript? If so how? Or if not is there any way, in javascript or
>> > some code I can save the 'record' (obviously, I can manually click on
>> > the Save button - but want to achieve this in code).
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>> > The full page appears below:
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>> > style="display:none">
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>> >

Current mode:
>> > class="TBTopBarStatusMode">

>> >
>> > src="../../../../resources/images/tb_right.gif" />
>> > src="../../../../resources/images/tb_down.gif" />
>> > cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 class="Toolbar">