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Reference Javascript in ASP

Asked by dodgerfan in Active Server Pages (ASP), JavaScript

I'm back to working with traditional ASP and javascript for the first time in a few years. How do you reference a .js file in an asp page? Mine is not working, although this could have other problems. My code looks like this:
      <script language="JavaScript">
            <!--#INCLUDE FILE="../inc/jsfunctions.js"-->
            function GotoPage(nPageNumber)
            {
                  document.forms.frmAdmin.cmdGotoPage.value = 'GotoPage';
                  document.forms.frmAdmin.action.value = 'goto';
                  document.forms.frmAdmin.TargetPageNumber.value = nPageNumber;
                  document.forms.frmAdmin.submit();
            }
      </script>

Im getting an error on this the line with Absolute in it:
      if NOT setupRs.EOF then
            setupRs.PageSize =nPageSize
            maxRecords = cdbl(setupRs.RecordCount)
            maxpages=cdbl(setupRs.PageCount)

            if cdbl(mypage) > cdbl(maxpages) then
                  mypage = maxpages
            End IF
            setupRs.AbsolutePage = mypage
            maxrecs=cdbl(setupRs.pagesize)
      End IF

I get the Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range. . .on setupRS.AbsolutePage. I'm thinking I;ve referenced the .js file wrong, but I'm not sure. Any help is appreciated. I've attached the enitre asp page and the .js file.
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