document.write('<script'>)

[MortHog]

Interesting!
It appears that I cannot do document.write('<script language=Javascript src=blaa.js>'). In fact, I cannot do document.write('<script>') at all.
It writes it all to the source, but it doesn't show it on the document.

For instance..
document.write('moo<script><//script>woof')
If I view the source, I see: moo<script><//script>woof

However, on the page, I only see the moo.

Why is this??

 

[trollacious]

You have to break up the close script tag like:

document.write('</scr' + 'ipt>');

 

[RISTMO]

Do this:
document.write('moo<script></script>woof')

When it sees &quot;//&quot; in the script tag, it doesn't finish the line because &quot;//&quot; is how to comment out a line. Besides, in html, it only needs </script>, not <//script>.

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[onpnt]

also you'll get a unterminating error in the string if you don't tell it to ignore the /
document.write('moo<script><\/script>woof') Hope that helps,
Ted
admin@onpntwebdesigns.com

 

[onpnt]

example
<script>
document.write(&quot;moo!&quot;
document.write(&quot;<script>&quot;
document.write(&quot;alert\('hello!'\)&quot;
document.write(&quot;<\/script>&quot;
document.write(&quot;woof!&quot;
</script> Hope that helps,
Ted
admin@onpntwebdesigns.com