ID:168956
Aug 10 2005, 8:38 am
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browse(" <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> </script> ") Java Test.dm:14:error: JavaScript: missing comma ',' or right-paren ')' Java Test.dm:14:error: JavaScript: expected end of statement Java Test.dm:14:error: ): expected } Java Test.dm:14:error: location of top-most unmatched { | |
browse({" <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> aim:goim?screenname=[src.name]&message=Hi,+Are+you+there? </script> "}) That is what im trying todo, but its not working. | |
Well, you can just skip the whole javascript process and just make a link to that.
Just have someone click a link, something like
<a href='aim:goim?screenname=[src.name]&message=Hi,+Are+you+there?'>[src.name]</a>
Or, if you're trying to make a verb that links to your name, the link() proc may work. Just use something like src<<link("aim:goim?screenname=[src.name]&message=Hi,+Are+you+there?") | |
Ol' Yeller wrote:
Aye, this is easily fixable. See how it's closing out javascript?
browse({" <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> </script> "})
Meh, I really don't like to throw around brackets like that.
browse(" <SCRIPT LANGUAGE=\"JavaScript\"> </SCRIPT>")
It's not really important...and your way is probably neater... but yeah that's how I always do it. Like how sometimes to put a space in a verb name I might do:
mob/verb/This\ has\ three\ spaces()
...but that IS sloppy, and ugly. I only do that when I'm really bored. One thing I do know that was ugly about your example was having SCRIPT in caps in the opening tag, and lower cased in the closing tag. Of course, that's just being picky. Hiead | |
browse({" <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript"> </script> "})Also, next time please describe what you need/want. =p