I’m using firefox, but maybe I should see how IE does it, but I doubt that it would work as expected either.

More interestingly though, your script does some pretty neat stuff that you didn’t include in your example. check this example template out and you’ll see that it works too!

<% this.fcn=function(){%><p>P function called</p><%} ;%>\
    <%# This is a nice little comment %>\
    <p>Total number of users: <%= this.users.length %></p>\
    <ul>\
    <% each(this.users, function(user, idx) { %>\
      <li>#<%= idx + 1 %> <%= escape(user) %></li>\n\
    <% }) %>\
    </ul>\
    <%this.fcn();%>\
    <p>Last updated on: <%= this.lastUpdate %>\
');

I also made an iif function to include along with each and escape (can leave out the else function and this still works):

  function iif(cond, t_stmt, f_stmt) {
    if(cond){
	return t_stmt();
    }else if(f_stmt){
	return f_stmt();
    }
  }

example:

 <% iif(true,function(){%><br>is true<%}, function(){%><br>is false<%}) %>\

you can even use the iif function using a template function as a parameter and it works too!

very nice.

- Dave

		var req=new XMLHttpRequest();
		req.open("GET", "sample.jst",false);
		req.send(null);
		var txt=req.responseText;
		txt=txt.replace(/[\n\r]/g,""); //!!!!IMPORTANT
		var template=new JSTemplate(txt);
		document.getElementById('output').innerHTML=
			template.render({
			    users:        ['H4>