J
john.kwasnik
Hi, all --
I have several pages which use the same components over and over; I'd
like to do these components as includes. I can't do server-side stuff
with my ISP, so I thought I would use client-side javascript: a series
of 'document.write()' statements to build the HTML fragment.
This works just great in most browsers ... but Netscape 4 doesn't seem
to like them. Sometimes the page doesn't display at all. Sometimes it
stops loading where the include gets read. The behavior is erratic and
inconsistent; the same page may render sometimes and sometimes not, or
will when 'refresh' is hit.
I've tested with 4.08, 4.7, and 4.79 ...
Tried both defining js functions in the <head>, and loading external js
files in the <body> ... same results. Example here:
http://members.accessbee.com/jkwasnik/green/green.html
Anyone know a work-around?
Thanks much,
John
I have several pages which use the same components over and over; I'd
like to do these components as includes. I can't do server-side stuff
with my ISP, so I thought I would use client-side javascript: a series
of 'document.write()' statements to build the HTML fragment.
This works just great in most browsers ... but Netscape 4 doesn't seem
to like them. Sometimes the page doesn't display at all. Sometimes it
stops loading where the include gets read. The behavior is erratic and
inconsistent; the same page may render sometimes and sometimes not, or
will when 'refresh' is hit.
I've tested with 4.08, 4.7, and 4.79 ...
Tried both defining js functions in the <head>, and loading external js
files in the <body> ... same results. Example here:
http://members.accessbee.com/jkwasnik/green/green.html
Anyone know a work-around?
Thanks much,
John