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> From: Shannon O'Donnell > > What I want to do is throw some JavaScript onto a page, and if certain > conditions are not true...I want to close the page/and/or jump around a > block of HTML code (code that is NOT part of the JavaScript). This is a lot easier in a JSP. Is this in response to an external user event, or based on something you know when the server is generating the code? If it's definitely required at runtime, you can probably use the document.write() method to output the HTML comment start tag (what is it, something like "<!--") and then after the block, write out the HTML comment end tag ("--!>"). Don't quote me on the tag syntax <grin>. Remember, IANAWD (I am not a web designer!). Joe
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