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How can I embed a .js file inside a .js file when using document.write() method for Netscape browser
Apr 5th, 2008 19:14
ha mo, Colin Fraser, Vishesh Saharawat,
YOur original question does not appear to be very clear but I am
positive that you cannot write anything to a *.js file from a user's
browser. You can use a javascript to set to a cookie but not what you
seem to want to do.
What you may be wanting to try is to set a *.js file according to the
browser used. This should be simple :
<script> <!--
switch (navigator.appname)
case "Netscape" :
document.write("<head>")
document.write("<link src='netscape.js' type='text/javascript'">
document.write("<link src='netscape.css' type='text/css'">
break;
case "Microsoft" :
document.write("<head>")
document.write("<link src='msoft.js' type='text/javascript'">
document.write("<link src='msoft.css' type='text/css'">
break;
default :
document.write("<head>")
document.write("<link src='common.css' type='text/css'">
document.write("<link src='common.js' type='text/javascript'">
} -->
</script>
<title = "A Variable Page">
</head>
<body>
In doing this you are varing the possible ways in which the page is
displayed optimizing the styles and scripts for each browser. A lot of
work though.
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