You can include JS in a DNN module just like you would in any other .NET application.

You can include it inline, you can use the ClientScript object to register blocks of script, and startup scripts.  They key is that you must be aware of the dynamic ID's of controls when referencing them in DotNetNuke.  Due to the way that INamingContainer works in .NET your ID's are modified by DNN, so when working with scripting you must be sure that you call the .ClientId property of your controls to get the proper ID when building your JS.

I will have an example later today posted to my blog that shows how to do this!

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-Mitchel Sellers
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