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Abecedarian
Join Date: Oct 2005
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It's been a while since I've messed with javascript, but I believe you're making it too hard.
Let's start with the function you want to return the value from first. function function1() { statements; // here's the important part: whatever you want to be able to be used in another function or statement, you need to "return" it return blahblah; // so if you have a variable named "blahblah" that you stored some info in, it will return that. } // here's the second function function function2(blah) { document.write(blah); } Now... you can pass the first function to the second function like this: function2(function1()); You can also pass variables/data to the first function like you normally would. You can also return boolean values, such as TRUE or FALSE. |
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