I am currently working on an page where an ASP file simply applies an XSL file to a particular XML file. The XSL file has a significant amount of javascript in it, including a hierarchical menu script.
I use the <![CDATA[ ... ]]> to make sure that the Javascript doesn't screw up the parsing of the xml file, but because of that, it appears that the hierarchical menu wont come up.
I have run into a similar problem with a script that writes a random number by running a script and then using the document.write() javascript tag.
Any ideas on what I can do to make sure that these functions are processed when they are being protected by the <![CDATA[ tags?
Thanks
I use the <![CDATA[ ... ]]> to make sure that the Javascript doesn't screw up the parsing of the xml file, but because of that, it appears that the hierarchical menu wont come up.
I have run into a similar problem with a script that writes a random number by running a script and then using the document.write() javascript tag.
Any ideas on what I can do to make sure that these functions are processed when they are being protected by the <![CDATA[ tags?
Thanks