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All the javascipt was used for was to replace variables in one file that were assigned in another.
As a test the javascript was turned off in the browser (FireFox .0.9.3) and it worked fine.
It never occurred to me that javascript could be processed on the server-side.
Just a 'duh' moment, I guess.
I used to wonder if there was ever "server-side" javascript myself. Now what i want to know is:
Does the server intepret the javascript or the client?
i'm not to clear on this.
'server-side JavaScript requires a server running Netscape's server software........
it offers facilities not available to client-side JavaScript......
it enables read and write access to files and databases stored on the server' etc.
'server-side JavaScript requires a server running Netscape's server software........
That's certainly not true anymore. ASP classic is scripted in VBScript by default, but can be scripted with JScript (aka Javascript) if the language is specified in the script (kind of a reverse of the client-side situation in IE).
My guess is that pretty much any application that can have a Javascript engine bolted onto it can be scripted with Javascript.