I'm using the Sun/Netscape ClientSniffer Script, which provides a series of boolean variables such as is_ie4up. If anyone knows of a better sniffer script, that would be nice. I was trying to use the OO one, but its object name is the same as a DynAPI object. Again, if anyone has had better luck with other cross-platform scripts such as DynAPI, please let me know.

My question is... is there a way to do the following:
Code:
<script language='JavaScript'>
  if (is_nav) {
    <!--- #include virtual="nav.inc"-->
  }
  else if (is_ie) {
    <!--- #include virtual="ie.inc"-->
  }
</script>
The tricky part is... the inc files have no scripting in them, just HTML, and I do not feel like adding document.writeln to each line of the inc files. Basicly, the question is, is there a way to load a block of HTML file into a script to be shown to the browser. When the client-side script executes, it won't see the includes, that is done server-side. So how do I wrap the includes so I don't have to dcument.writeln each line of the inc?

Does that make any sense?