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if statement; getting the window URL
OK, thanks for that, and, sorry to be a pain, but how could i display var text in my page ??? Sorry, bit of a js newbie Cheers- Davehead
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- Forum: Javascript
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if statement; getting the window URL
Hey thanks for the replies. BabyJeffy : always the smallest things eh? :-) tgreer: where would I need to use the "document.close" and why would it be used in this case? Also, I have now got my initial question sorted (thanks again) So, I now have (external .js): function displayLinks() { if...- Davehead
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- Forum: Javascript
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if statement; getting the window URL
Hi all. What I am trying to do, is get the current pages URL, and then using that to determine what content (held in a variable in the external .js) will be displayed. I have created the following in an external JS file, just to purely see whether the function is working or not: function...- Davehead
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