I have a piece of JavaScript (run from Windows Scripting Host) which creates an IE window with some HTML in it. There are also a few JavaScript methods defined in the HEAD of the HTML document. What I want to do is call the methods in the HEAD block from the JavaScript which created the HTML document. I can't figure out how to do it. Any ideas?

Here is a simple example of what I'm trying to accomplish: 


var oIE = WScript.CreateObject("InternetExplorer.Application");

oIE.navigate("about:blank");

var doc1 = oIE.Document;

oIE.visible = 1;



doc1.open();

doc1.writeln("<HTML>");

doc1.writeln("<HEAD>");

doc1.writeln("<script id=\"myscr\" language=\"JavaScript1.2\">");

doc1.writeln("function foobar() {");

doc1.writeln("   alert(\"foobar\")");

doc1.writeln("}");

doc1.writeln("</SCRIPT>");

doc1.writeln("</HEAD>");

doc1.writeln("<BODY>");

           

doc1.writeln("This is some body text.");

doc1.writeln("</BODY>");

doc1.writeln("</HTML>");

doc1.close();



// do something here to call the foobar() method within the IE window

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This script, when run from Windows Scripting Host, creates the IE window which contains a JavaScript function foobar() inside it. I want to call that foobar() method from the above script, *not* by clicking a button in IE or anything like that.

Ideas?
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- Tony C
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