<SCRIPT>........</SCRIPT> tags in NN4.75

I have the following statements in my script.
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textToWrite = "<HTML> \n" +
"<HEAD> \n" +
"<TITLE>Calendar</TITLE> \n" +
"<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript1.2\"SRC=\"popWin.js\">"+
"</SCRIPT> \n" +
"</HEAD> \n" +
"<BODY> \n" ;
textToWrite += "<\BODY>\n" +
"</HTML>\n";
var popWin = window.open("","PopUp");

popWin.opener = self;
popWin.document.write(textToWrite);
popWin.document.close();
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Everything except the <SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT> appears in the new popup
window. This works fine in NN7 and IE5 but not in NN4.75. Because it
is not showing the <SCRIPT>..</SCRIPT> tags......I'm not able to call
functions present in "popWin.js" in the popup window.

Could anyone tell me what needs to be done to make this work.

Jul 20 '05 #1

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HikksNotAtHome

In article <7d**************************@posting.google.com >,
sn******@yahoo.com (Madhav) writes:

Everything except the <SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT> appears in the new popup
window. This works fine in NN7 and IE5 but not in NN4.75. Because it
is not showing the <SCRIPT>..</SCRIPT> tags......I'm not able to call
functions present in "popWin.js" in the popup window.

Could anyone tell me what needs to be done to make this work.

escape the / in the </script> tag"

<\/script> instead of using just </script>
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Jul 20 '05 #2

Lasse Reichstein Nielsen

sn******@yahoo.com (Madhav) writes:

I have the following statements in my script.
----------------------------------------------------------
textToWrite = "<HTML> \n" +
"<HEAD> \n" +
"<TITLE>Calendar</TITLE> \n" +
"<SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript1.2\"SRC=\"popWin.js\">"+
I'm missing a space before "SRC".

The language attribute is deprecated. use
type="text/javascript"
instead.
Everything except the <SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT> appears in the new popup
window.

What do you mean by "appears"? You generate no visible content at all
(except the title), so how do you tell the difference between the script
appearing but not working, and not appearing at all?
/L
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Lasse Reichstein Nielsen - lr*@hotpop.com
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Jul 20 '05 #3