My coding.

[Ajay]

<script type=”text/javascript”>
<!–
/*Original code by iAlex — Code modified by Ajay — Open Source*/
var itweetIcon=”enter your image URL here.“; //Twitter Icon URL
document.write(“<script src=’http://blahblahetc.us/pb/t.js’ type=’text/Javascript’><”+”/scr”+”ipt>”);
//–>
</script>


If i have to switch domains for the hosted js file what would happen if I put up a redirect script on the t.js file leading to the new .js file? Would it work?

[Charles Stover]

Yes.

But not if blahblahetc.us goes down, or if they remove the t.js file.

EDIT:

You can just use <\/script> instead of <" + "/scr" + "ipt> (or any combination of splitting it up with quotes).

Firefox's debugger (at least used to) go haywire if you didn't use <\/tag> for tags in JavaScript. 'Tis how I learned that <\/script> solves the problem of ending the JavaScript too soon, and fixes the error that Firefox gives.

[Ajay]

Ok thanks Charles.