Posted by Glennn on 04/06/06 17:09

Hi All,
Thanks for the responses!

Actually this is not running with a server. It's part of an application
with all code existing on one PC. It is expected that each PC running
this application would have this env var set with a path, but that path
will not necessarily be the same on each PC.

So, relative to the above replies, I suppose it would be considered as
a client env var. The question then is can a local env var be used
within an URL, when the source html and browser are all on the same PC.
If not, I suppose I may be adding more restrictions on where it finds
the .js file, but since in my situtation that .js is essentially part
of another application, this is where I was trying to make it
adaptable.

thanks again for any further suggestions.

Glenn

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