Hey joe: 
Thanks for the quicc response.  This helps alot. 

Appreciate it, 

 Joe English wrote: 
tariq abdur-rahim wrote:

>  Quicc question...Is it possible to include JavaScript "source code" in an XML
>  file and have it displayed as parsed data as opposed to it trying to perform
>  a function?

Heh.

Yes. In fact, that's the default behaviour: data in
an XML document doesn't _do_ anything on its own
until some process interprets it. 

Also, you may find the construct helpful.
Inside a CDATA section, you don't have to escape &, <, or > ,
so you can basically copy-and-paste whatever you want
as long as it doesn't contain the closing delimiter "]]> ".

Quoting ,
section 3, question 2:

| Q. How do I include JavaScript inside an XML document?
|
| A. Easy! Just write:
|
| | ... your JavaScript code goes here ...
| ... make sure it doesn't contain the sequence "]]> "...
| ]]> 
| 


This is the first time I've ever heard anyone ask that question
who was expecting that answer though...


--Joe English

jenglish@[...].com

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