how i m putting java script in my blog

[mairaj]

how i m putting java script in my blog which is in xml ,my java script code is like

in between which tag i m puting this code my blog is in blooger.com and the code is for mouse crusor effect is blog support mouse crusor effect or not

plz suggest me .....

[MidiMagic]

Remove the second and third line.

"language=" is deprecated.

[alpha_foobar]

Hi,
I've found loading complex javascript in blogger difficult! Firstly, even in HTML mode blogger adds
tags, which will obviously break your javascript... if you can, it would be a lot easier to host your javascript somewhere else and import it - but even then, I can't guarantee it would work. You also need to make sure all your functions and global variables don't clash with those in blogger.

Cheers.

[MidiMagic]

Will using a separate .js file help?

[mairaj]

still , i m not sucess , plz suggest me in well form. my blog(bhadrak.blogspot.com) is in blogger.com and the java script code is this

[alpha_foobar]

Hi,
Another file would probably work. Unless it is a naming clash.

But try putting it in a JS file and linking to it from your blog.
Cheers,
Alpha

[MidiMagic]

1. Where are your var declarations?

2. This script can't be inside script tags, because it contains a < character.

HTML takes back control when it sees that character. You must create a separate .js file.

3. Do you know which variables are3 global, and which are local. If you don't declare a variable as being global or local (as defined by where its var statement is) the browser has to guess.

[~s.o.s~]

> If you don't declare a variable as being global or local (as defined by where its var
> statement is) the browser has to guess.
Not entirely true. There are two types of variables in javascript -- global scoped variables and function scoped variables. There is no block scope in javascript.

The var declarations only make sense inside a function though it't not illegal to preprend the same when declaring global variables. The browser doesn't need to guess anything. Anything prepended with a 'var' inside a function is a local variable, all other variables are globals except in the case when you declare you own namespace i.e. object literals.