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With the caveat, of course, that JavaScript will break horribly unless you escape your brackets. That brings us back to the original problem or forces us to use a different delimiter.

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Re: Re: Meditations On HTML In Perl
by talexb (Chancellor) on Dec 05, 2002 at 16:02 UTC

    But you can put your JavaScript in a separate file and just refer to it. Of course, that hasn't worked for me when I needed it to, so I had to use a HereDoc to get it to work. Ugh.

    --t. alex
    but my friends call me T.
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      I know <link>ed JavaScripts work in IE 5 and in Mozilla and its derivatives. I've never had a problem with it, myself. Then again I don't just JavaScript all that much. I have an aversion to putting things in the client - an axiom of thin clients is that you never put anything in the client because it's in the hands of the enemy (especially thin clients for games).

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