Re: Oracle 8.1.6 doesn't like javascript......

In article <nA_c5.6032$Rz1.48077_at_news1.mts.net>,   "mAd hAcker" <madhackerboy_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> Has anyone come across any problems using javascript in 8i pl/sql
 stored
> procedures?
> I have a few simple scripts that do not work...ie: void hrefs,
> history.back(), form.field.value, etc.
> I have been all over the javascripts groups, just to make sure I'm
 not going
> crazy, but they all say the same thing, they should work on either
 browser
> (IE or NN)......but they don't. : (
>
> Mh
>
>

how are you using Javascript in a stored procedure? stored procedures can be written in Java (not script), PLSQL, and C (or anything that is callable by C).

You can use PLSQL to generate javascript in a web page -- is that what you mean?

8.1.6 works fine with the plsql cartridge generating javascript (to plsql generating javascript is no different then generating any other piece of text).

Can you be more explicit in what you mean and perhaps post an example of the plsql in question and the HTML generated?

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