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Posted by redtape on February 14th, 2006

I see no need for javascript in posts and would have no problem with it being disallowed.

Posted by indie-guy on February 14th, 2006

i think the [script] tags would be a good idea. that way the people that actually do use javascript, can keep their stuff.

then if it's still a problem you could disallow it..i say give it another chance

Posted by frost on February 14th, 2006

For now we will disallow it. We will work on the tags. The 10 people are users who have not been on since September.

--FrosT

Posted by david on February 15th, 2006

Some counters do require some javascript. So this is something to think about.

Posted by frost on February 15th, 2006

Like I said this would ONLY effect the blog posts, not the template.

=P

--FrosT

Posted by perfect110 on February 16th, 2006

I don't know enough about it to care... lol perfect~

Posted by david on February 19th, 2006

But what if you add a javascript within the template. Boom there's the redirect. A simple meta redirect would work.

Posted by deathcab4u on February 24th, 2006

I don't know why I'd use javascript. I think most users will be just fine without it.

Posted by indie-guy on February 26th, 2006

i'd never use it in my blog. maybe a template for some special menus or something but never just a normal entry.

maybe it could be something people have to request using the contact form?

Posted by moongirl on March 27th, 2006

Being able to have js in the template is an attractive feature for me but I can't understand why anyone would *need* to use js in an entry, unless for unsavory purposes.

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