Separate Javascript code from pure Perl code

Just save your JS code in separate .js files and load them as needed. Unless you specifically have to generate that code dynamically. I can hardly imagine such a situation.

In the past I've been the one "bashing" you for double posting here and in clpmisc with no mutual acknowledgement. (BTW: I won't have access to a proper news server and I find GG's UI to be too clunky for me.) Now I see you're including references when doing so: again, well done! Just bring the thingie one step further: when inserting a url like the above, it would be best not to put it in <code> tags, but to make it a proper link. There are many smart ways to do so in the Monastery. In this particular case I would have written something along the lines of

Please see this [http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.perl.misc/br
+owse_thread/thread/4d2219139165592c/#|post] on clpmisc and suggest so
+mething.

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That renders as "Please see this post on clpmisc and suggest something."

I would also repeat the actual content of the linked to post, removing any reference to the original destination and adding PM-specific formatting to increase readability.

In reply to Re: Separate Javascript code from pure Perl code by blazar
in thread Separate Javascipt code from pure Perl code by Nik

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