Re: javascript location

>You could write the URL into a table... The URL should wrap within a table
>entry. Try something like this:
>
><script>
>    document.write('<table width="90%"><tr><td>' + window.location +
>'</td></tr></table>')
></script>

Won't work. The long string (without spaces!) will overrule the width=90%.

Maybe you should use the good old <WBR> tag, which means: "If you want, you 
may break off this string here." Place it after each slash and let the 
browser decide where to break off the string.

Try:

var x = window.location
var y =new Array();
y = x.split('/');
var len = y.length - 1;
var z = '';
for (i=0;i<len;i++)
{
  z = z + y[i] + "/<WBR>";
}
z = z + y[len];
document.write(z);

ppk
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