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    Exclamation script

    I don't Know if this sounds stupid but is there a way to write a script without <script> tags?

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    I don't think. Why?

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    There are many. Embedded in HTML? No.
    As Ben said: Why?
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    I am wanting a way to put the script on my myspace. The script tag just goes to <.. or ..> when I do this.

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    Myspace doesn't allow scripting for security reasons.
    Even if you get around it, it's still agains the TOS, and when they see your page, they'll kick you off.

    Additionally, the TOS of this board says that we're supposed to honor the TOSs of other sites, and copyright law, etc, etc. (Paraphrased, but pretty sure that's a good summation.).... so... we can't really help.

    Myspace is much more about design than functionality.

    And... the only thing I can think of is that you can include scripts directly as commands...

    <img src="image.jpg" onMouseover="do.this.
    javascript.here.
    even.can.be.
    many.lines.etc.
    ifs.and.loops.and.stuff.
    can.go.here.too"
    >

    However, i think that's somewhat limited, certainly not standard, and is fairly likely to be blocked by myspace anyway.

    If it's not blocked, I suppose it's not against the TOS, but I don't know what their rules are... so... use at your own risk... not telling you to.
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    However, i think that's somewhat limited, certainly not standard, and is fairly likely to be blocked by myspace anyway.
    Wrong, wrong, and right.
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    Cool

    Oh. well sorry to of wasted your time.
    well thanks.

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    Twey, it isn't standard to have full length scripts in there, right?
    maybe not limited...

    The syntax is new to me... just saw it in something you had in another thread... you certainly know more.

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    It's perfectly standard. It may lead to nigh-unreadable code, but there's nothing technically wrong with it. You can do anything in an event you can in a function.
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