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I don't really understand your question. In order to use a JavaScript function you must have an HTML page. What you could do is have a frameset containing a page which is a navigation bar and another frame into which you load your pages.<br />
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I don't really understand your question. In order to use a JavaScript function you must have an HTML page. What you could do is have a frameset containing a page which is a navigation bar and another frame into which you load your pages.



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you can do all this without JavaScript - using pure HTML hyperlinks<br />

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you can do all this without JavaScript - using pure HTML hyperlinks


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Are you saying that you want to use Javascript without building a HTML-page?<br />
That's not possible because javascript is interpreted by a browser and for as far as I know you need a HTML-page to execute the javascript.<br />
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If you want something else please be more clear in your question.<br />

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Are you saying that you want to use Javascript without building a HTML-page?
That's not possible because javascript is interpreted by a browser and for as far as I know you need a HTML-page to execute the javascript.

If you want something else please be more clear in your question.


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i have created an application in that i want to use buttons to navigate between the pages using history object(i.e using back,forward methods).Is it really need to create a site for the application.Can we use history object with out creating a site.
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i have created an application in that i want to use buttons to navigate between the pages using history object(i.e using back,forward methods).Is it really need to create a site for the application.Can we use history object with out creating a site.

using history object

JavaScript is a dynamic, object-based language commonly used for client-side scripting in web browsers. Recently, server side JavaScript frameworks have also emerged. JavaScript runs on nearly every operating system and  in almost every mainstream web browser.