The SCRIPT element includes a client-side script in the document. Client-side scripts allow greater interactivity in a document by responding to user events. For example, a script could be used to check the user's form input prior to submission to provide immediate notice of any errors by the user.

Note that not all browsers support client-side scripting, and supporting browsers allow the user to disable scripting, so authors should avoid dependence on client-side scripting wherever possible. The NOSCRIPT element can be used to provide ml>TABINDEX attri-Q">Q in W3C HTML 4.0 Recommendation

./usr/share/screem/htmlhelp/special/script.html0100644000000000000000000002400407406602702020535 0ustar rootroot SCRIPT - Client-side Script

SCRIPT - Client-side Script

Syntax	<SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT>
Attribute Specifications	TYPE=`ContentType` (content-type of scripting language) LANGUAGE=`CDATA` (scripting language name) SRC=`URI` (external script location) CHARSET=`Charset` (character encoding of external script) DEFER (script execution may wait)
Contents	An embedded script
Contained in	HEAD, inline elements, block-level elements

./usr/share/screem/htmlhelp/special/script.html0100644000000000000000000002400407406602702020535 0ustar rootroot SCRIPT - Client-side Script

SCRIPT - Client-side Script

Syntax	<SCRIPT>...</SCRIPT>
Attribute Specifications	TYPE=`ContentType` (content-type of scripting language) LANGUAGE=`CDATA` (scripting language name) SRC=`URI` (external script location) CHARSET=`Charset` (character encoding of external script) DEFER (script execution may wait)
Contents	An embedded script
Contained in	HEAD, inline elements, block-level elements

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