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<0> document.write('<li><a href=\"' + archives[i][0] + '\">' + archives[i][1] + '</a></li>');
<0> sorry
<0> i did this one http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=42196&topic=8932
<1> we don't use document.write
<0> i want to replace this code <BloggerArchives>...</BloggerArchives> to this one http://help.blogger.com/bin/answer.py?answer=42199&topic=8932
<1> it is not pure javascript
<1> we have no clue about <BloggerArchives>
<1> if you want to more about dynamic select/option
<1> http://www.quirksmode.org/js/options.html
<0> ok thanks
<0> have solved it using this code document.write('<option value=\"' + archives[i][0] + '\">' + archives[i][1] + '</option>');
<1> pls, don't show me any more document.write
<0> k. sorry
<2> hi
<2> any one used <script type=text/xml> insted of clasical <script type=javascript>
<2> i mean xml instead javascript code
<2> ?
<3> XML isn't a scripting language.
<2> i know
<2> but i heard that tag can replace clasical javascript code
<2> javascript events
<2> atlas using this
<2> tehnic
<2> use
<3> XML isn't a scripting language, so no you can't use it like that. You might have something on the server which generates some JavaScript using some XML in the process somewhere, but when it gets to the browser it'll still need to be JavaScript sent as text/javascript, not XML.
<2> i see ty
<2> so asp.net process generates javascript from this xml
<2> i mean <script type =xml>
<3> Yes, it might see that and then convert it to JavaScript before sending it to the browser.
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