including pages using javascript

[cheatpark]

Anyone know how to do it. It also needs to work in netscape version 4.

 

[meow]

There is no such thing really. What's called js includes is nothing but a .js file full of document.write's that's linked to the html.

Yes, it will work with NS4 but why is that a concern? There are probably more people that surf without javascript than people that use Netscape4...

 

[cheatpark]

So how does this document.write work? Can you give me an example piece of code?

 

[Dusty]

include_file.js

document.write('stuff to include here');

page.html

<script language="javascript" src="include_file.js"></script>

...but don't do that.

 

[meow]

---- you! I was just writing a nice demo with:

document.write('I don't care if you can read my page');
:biggrin2:

Yup. Don't do it if the included stuff is of any importance.

 

[Dusty]

document.write('I don't care if you can read my page');

That's a nice error you've got there, Meow. See, I was sending him down the right path with a correctly written bad script. You, on the other hand...

 

[meow]

What? I don't see it.

 

[Dusty]

document.write('I don[size=+1]'[/size]t care if you can read my page');

 

[meow]

Geez... :biggrin2:

 

[Kaliber]

haha lol

 

[Christopher]

LoL :biggrin2:


Should be:

document.write("I don\'t care if you read me");

Right?

 

[Christopher]

Hey, it didn't put in the "\"!

Any way, I wanted to say:

document.write("I don\'t care if you read me");

 

[meow]

Damn\' Nazis! :confused2