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Simple. End each function call with a semi-colon ;
Like this:
<body onload="someFunction();otherFunction();">
or, say, in a mouseover...
onMouseOver="someFunction();otherFunction();"
In JavaScript, the semi-colon is essentially an end-of-line marker. Within reasonable limits, you can actually write a whole script inside of an event handler.
The same thing applies to the href="javascript:etc" structure. For instance:
<a href="javascript:someFunction();otherFunction();">
Click Here
</a>
Like this:
<body onload="someFunction();otherFunction();">
or, say, in a mouseover...
onMouseOver="someFunction();otherFunction();"
In JavaScript, the semi-colon is essentially an end-of-line marker. Within reasonable limits, you can actually write a whole script inside of an event handler.
The same thing applies to the href="javascript:etc" structure. For instance:
<a href="javascript:someFunction();otherFunction();">
Click Here
</a>