Hi Daniel, thanks for your tips concerning concatening strings before writing. But this method is not applicable for the algorithm in question. The whole <script></script> is already written in one chunk. Combining multiple <script>-tags is not only not possible in our case, it is also pretty dangerous because Netscape 4's behaviour would be unpredictable.
And there are other document.write bugs, especially in Ns4. Just search on groups.google.com and you'll find an endless list of error reports. Just one example: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=de&selm=3B46E03D.1060503%40bioshop.de > didn't follow why there is a need for eval, but changing to use of > anonymous function literals (e.g. f = function () {}) does NOT use eval > when the function is called; it merely makes the function anonymous in > that the function itself doesn't know its name. You didn't understand me. I meant the need to use function literals within evals because eval("function myFunction () {}") wouldn't affect the global namespace. The only way to define global functions in an eval statement is - as Michael pointed out - to assign a function literal, e.g. eval("window.myFunction = function () {}"). Anyway, due to memory leaks and some other bugs in different browsers eval is not an alternative. Cheers, Stephan _______________________________________________ Dynapi-Dev mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.mail-archive.com/dynapi-dev@lists.sourceforge.net/
