It's no different than authoring JavaScript in regular HTML... A good strategy may be to put commonly-utilized JavaScript functions inside <head></head> within your standard_html_header. This method gets displayed with every page that is rendered. If your JavaScript stuff isn't too big or complex, this wouldn't be very inefficient. If you have multiple standard_html_headers that are displayed on a site using acquisition, just make a DTML method that holds the JavaScript function stuff and include it in each standard_html_header that you use. You're really just factoring content here which is one of Zope's core competencies. Then within the body of each of your "real" documents (DTML documents or DTML methods), call the JavaScript functions as if you were just authoring HTML and the JavaScript existed "up top". There's absolutely no magic to this... all you're doing is factoring content. JavaScript is executed on the client side and is therefore no different than any other type of content in this respect. HTH, Chris vvchen wrote:
Hi I don't know howto embed java script like this in zope
<body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" topmargin="0" leftmargin="0" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" onLoad="MM_preloadImages('images/nav2.gif','#945291788790')"> http-url in function argument
maybe someone can tell me thanks