Stopping Browser Interp. of HTML

[keyer]

How can I prevent the browser from interpreting the html that follows a Javascript function if a certain condition applies?

<script language='JavaScript'>
<!--
function cookiesEnabled() {
if (! document.cookie()) {
document.write(&quot;some message&quot;
<!-- something to stop all that follows from executing -->
}

cookiesEnabled();
}
-->
</script>

<!-- HTML or PHP code here -->

 

[jemminger]

you can't.

if you're trying to prevent something from being displayed, then perhaps you can hide it in a <div style=&quot;display:none;&quot;>, however the source HTML will still be available to anyone keen enough to look.

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while (!succeed) try();
-jeff

 

[xutopia]

if you were referring simply to the Javascript code within that function you have such a thing as return; which stops the function from going any further. Gary

http://www.xutopia.com

Haran

 

[keyer]

I don't mind people viewing the HTML, but I don't want to rely on style classes, and wonder what browsers aren't supporting it.

So I restructured everything so that it looks ok for it to fall through to the HTML after the JS function finishes.

Thanks for the help.