In the location object and also in the location bar URIs related to a javascript file do not execute that script in the context of the actual document like implemented in Netscape 4.x but does destroy the actual document an display the source text.
This happens independet from the Content-Type header sent by the server. This is not nice. If the server sends one of following Content-Type headers "text/javascript", "application/x-javascript", "text/ecmascript", "application/ecmascript" the script should be executed in the context of the actual document without destroying that existing document like known from NN4.x. If the Content-Type header is "text/plain", then the server expresses that this data is to be displayed as new plain text document, which is the behaviour Mozilla does allways. But this behaviour should be only, when told by the server using the Content-Type header "text/plain". Greetings, Georg
