Putting some salt & peper....(in the code)

<td Class='THeader' align=right OnClick="alert(#(i)#);#server(..Mostra(#(i)#))#;">

<script Language="Cache" method="Mostra" arguments="msg:%Integer" returntype="%Boolean">
w "alert(#(msg)#);",!
</script>


It should do the same thing !!
The first one apears... But the 2nd doen't !!!

Strange :-)

kevin furze wrote:

Nuno.
make sure that when you are entering the single quote mark, you use the equivalent of $c(39) I had this problem and I could not tell the difference in single quote marks.


I have cut and pasted a reply from Marvin Tener that cured my problem
<snip>
You used ` in two places instead of ' and were getting JavaScript errors in the browser
Your example uses
Write "self.document.title =3D `New Title';",! --- ` before New -- =
this is back quote to upper left of US keyboard


Should be
Write "self.document.title =3D 'New Title';",! --- ' before New -- =
this is single quote

Same thing in the &js line.
</snip>

perhaps this is your problem also.

kev





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