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Could be worse. Back in the day, it was somewhat common to do inline JavaScript in HTML by: * Using a script tag, * Whose contents began with a JavaScript com
by ubernostrum 10y ago
Could be worse. Back in the day, it was somewhat common to do inline JavaScript in HTML by:
* Using a script tag,
* Whose contents began with a JavaScript comment,
* With the remainder of the JS-commented line beginning a CDATA block.
Then at the end of the script you'd have another JS-commented line to end the CDATA block.