HTML Reference Guide
SCRIPT
<SCRIPT
LANGUAGE=scripting language
</SCRIPT>
Specifies the inclusion of a script such as VBScript or JavaScript. The scripts themselves appear in the element's container. The end-tag is required.
- LANGUAGE=scripting language
- Indicates the ActiveX Scripting language in which the enclosed script was written. Examples of an ActiveX Scripting language are VBScript and JScript. Note: JScript is a brand name. For the LANGUAGE= attribute, it must always be written as JavaScript to be functional.
Authors often enclose the scripts in the SCRIPT element within the comment tag (<!-- ... -->). This prevents browsers which do not recognize the SCRIPT element from displaying the scripts as plain text in the browser.
Example
<SCRIPT>
<SCRIPT language="VBScript">
'... Additional VBScript statements ...
</SCRIPT>