>
>
>So - I decided to simplify - and simply set a variable LoadScroll on the 
>pages I needed the scroll to load -
><cfset LoadScroll = "LoadMe">
>With a simple
><cfif LoadScroll EQ "LoadMe">
><script type="text/javascript" 
>src="http://64.234.202.15/scrollsYes.js";></script>
><cfelse>
><script type="text/javascript" 
>src="http://64.234.202.15/scrollsNo.js";></script>
></cfif>
>  
>

If you split up the funstions to different files, like


Just create a function called

function init(){
    if (scroll()){}
    otheronloadfunction1();
    otheronloadfunction2();
}

That way scroll only get's called if it exists (this is allowed because 
it's in a if statement).

Now put yout scroll function in a js file like:

scroll.js:
function scroll(){}

and the other onload functions in another js file like:

other.js:
otheronloadfunction1();
otheronloadfunction2();

Now only include the scroll.js into files that need the scroll 
functionality, and add onload="init();" to the body tag of every file.

This should do the trick

Jesse

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