On Mon, 21 Apr 2008 19:30:45 -0700 (PDT), in comp.lang.javas cript
ChefMo <moshefromsinai @gmail.com>
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>| Any way to ruin javascript from inside of a .xml file?
>| (<?xml-script...or the like)
Alot of people can ruin javascript without the need for xml :-P
But seriously, XML is data only therefore can not run scripts.
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Any way to ruin javascript from inside of a .xml file?
(<?xml-script...or the like)
Well there are XML formats like XHTML or SVG which have a script
element. And with Mozilla or Opera you can put an XHTML script element
into other XML formats, a simple example is http://home.arcor.de/martin.honnen/x...2008042202.xml.
However you are much better off in directly using HTML or XHTML for the
complete document, perhaps by transforming your XML to HTML or XHTML
using XSLT.
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