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I have a static public boolean in a JavaScript and I want to access it in a C# script. When I tried the way that you would call a static variable from another script though, it said that the variable and script weren't recognized. Here is my JavaScript code:

public static var ItemPurchased = false;
function OnGUI () {
    if (GUI.Button(new Rect(10, 90, 190, 24), "Click here to collect water.")){
         ItemPurchased = true;
}

I do believe that the JavaScript is correct. On the other hand, here is my C# script:

public static bool itemowned = false;
void Update () {
    if(PurchaseItemScript.ItemPurchased == true){
        itemowned = true;
        PurchaseItemScript.ItemPurchased = false;
    }
}

PLZ HELP!

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Looks like your class is not static. You need to initialize it before using:

public static bool itemowned = false;

private readonly PurchaseItemScript = new PurchaseItemScript();

void Update () {
    if(PurchaseItemScript.ItemPurchased == true){
        itemowned = true;
        PurchaseItemScript.ItemPurchased = false;
    }
}

or, make the PurchaseItemScript class static.

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