I'm not sure, but it might take the // as an escape character and only
insert the one /, I also use the single quote ' instead of the double quote
" when generating HTML, since it doesn't matter to the browser and then I
don't have to pre-append the /. What does the generated HTML look like?
Just another hint. Use StringBuffer instead of adding one string to another.
It is a lot faster.
I.e.
StringBuffer htmlBody = new StringBuffer(1024);
htmlBody.append("<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\'JavaScript\'> <!-- Hide script from
old");
...etc.
and then
htmlBody.toString();
Hope this helps. Regards.
Marius
> -----Original Message-----
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> API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tom
> Kochanowicz
> Sent: Wednesday, March 10, 1999 4:33 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: ? embedded javascript
>
>
> I have embedded some javascript into my servlet. The script works
> fine, but when I add the code to prevent old browsers from seeing the
> javascript it does not work. Any Ideas?
> The code is below...Thanks
>
> htmlBody += "<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\"> <!-- Hide script from old
> browsers ";
> htmlBody += " var submitted = false;";
> htmlBody += " function doSubmit(form)";
> htmlBody += " {";
> htmlBody += " if (!submitted) {";
> htmlBody += " submitted = true;";
> htmlBody += " form.submit();";
> htmlBody += " }";
> htmlBody += " }";
> htmlBody += "// End hiding script from old browsers--></SCRIPT>";
>
Marius Botha.vcf
