Apache and js

[ndogg]

Does anyone know if Apache has support for js files?&nbsp;&nbsp;And if so, how would I know if the support is enabled on a remote server (the one that is hosting my web page)? <p>REH<br><a href=mailto:hawkdogg@crosswinds.net>hawkdogg@crosswinds.net</a><br><a href=

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[NickBulka]

I don't know about Apache specifically,&nbsp;&nbsp;but I can't imagine any web server not supporting javascript.&nbsp;&nbsp; <p>nick bulka<br><a href=mailto:nick@bulka.com>nick@bulka.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>

 

[ndogg]

Sorry, you misunderstood my question.&nbsp;&nbsp;Someone answered it somewhere else.<br><br>(-General UNIX discussion)<br><font color=red><br>AndyBo (MIS)<br>Mar 30, 2000<br>Depends what you want supported.&nbsp;&nbsp;If you mean &quot;Can I place a HREF in<br>my HTML that points to the JavaScript to be loaded?&quot; then the answer<br>should be &quot;yes&quot;.<br><br>IIRC, instead of putting JavaScript into several pages, you can just put a<br>link back to a single .js file in each page.&nbsp;&nbsp;Apache will then serve it up just<br>as it would any other page.&nbsp;&nbsp;(eg, try putting a &quot;.txt&quot; file on your site and<br>calling it &quot;myfile.blah&quot;, then put&nbsp;&nbsp;an HREF to it in one of your pages - you'll<br>still get the &quot;.txt&quot; file even though Apache doesn't officially know about files<br>of type &quot;.blah&quot;<br><br>If you mean &quot;Can Apache load and interpret server-side JavaScript?&quot;, then<br>that's a whole other story &nbsp;&nbsp;There's probably a module that will allow this,<br>but I'm not sure where it is or how you would tell if it is loaded.<br><br>HTH. <br></font> <p>REH<br><a href=mailto:hawkdogg@crosswinds.net>hawkdogg@crosswinds.net</a><br><a href=

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