[_] Executing inline js after retrieval
Tim Beadle
tim.beadle at gmail.com
Thu Aug 24 15:42:34 BST 2006
On 24/08/06, Oliver Humpage <oliver at watershed.co.uk> wrote:
> Anyway, my advice would be to put the javascript you want into a string
> object in JSON notation, extract it, and eval() it, although I'm sure at
> least 5 people will immediately post to say that's evil... :)
Not evil, eminently sensible:
http://allinthehead.com/retro/298/json-all-the-way
Tim
> Anyway, my advice would be to put the javascript you want into a string
> object in JSON notation, extract it, and eval() it, although I'm sure at
> least 5 people will immediately post to say that's evil... :)
Not evil, eminently sensible:
http://allinthehead.com/retro/298/json-all-the-way
Tim