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I have two methods with the same name, for different purposes in 2 different .js files. How can I use those methods on same page?

In Count.js:

function add()

{

// some manipulation doing here

}

In PriceImplement.js

Function add()

{

// some manipulation doing here

}

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answered 14 Years ago shannon · Accepted Answer

You should get into the habit of namespacing your JavaScript-files:

//Count.js:

var Count = {

  add: function add() {

  },

  [additional methods in the Count object]

};

// PriceImpl.js

var Price = {

  add: function add () {

  },

  [additional methods for the Price implementation]

};

Then call methods like Namespace.method, i.e. Price.add()