Strange behavior

[Fabri]

Why if, f.e., if I write in the page:

var r = (document.referrer).toLowerCase();
var p = r.split("middle")[1];
document.write("-->"+p);

it works

but if I put this script in an external script and insert into multiple
pages with

<script src="my.js"></script>

it doesn't?

Help appreciated.

Regards.

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Fabri
("Sono più di 30 punti...ma è come se fossere 8 o 9....")

[VK]

cause of this: --> ( == closing comment tag)

[Danny]

The code is fine, so long there's a document.referrer you can grab off
the window.history stack, document.referrer returns the previous url in
the history object provided this page was loaded BY CLICKING ON A LINK ON
THE PREVIOUS PAGE, if not, it'll return a blank, and window.history can be
flushed by several things, the server may be restricting the browser to no
caching, or opening a browser session, or a secure connection with no
caching or page expirations.
Danny
On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 08:47:39 -0700, Fabri <[e-mail]> wrote:

Why if, f.e., if I write in the page:

var r = (document.referrer).toLowerCase();
var p = r.split("middle")[1];
document.write("-->"+p);

it works

but if I put this script in an external script and insert into multiple
pages with

<script src="my.js"></script>

it doesn't?

Help appreciated.

Regards.

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[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

VK wrote:

cause of this: --> ( == closing comment tag)

There is no such thing as a `comment tag'. `--' closes an SGML/XML
comment (opened with `--') within an SGML declaration (opened with
`<!') and `>' closes that declaration.
PointedEars