Quoting Sam Lindley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Looking at the Links source code I see that getCookie is only defined on the server, so it will only work if Links is running in server mode. The DOM functions are all client functions, so including one of them in your program forces your Links program to run in client mode, which is why it fails to find the getCookie function.
So specifically stating that the function calling the getCookie method is to be run in server mode should work? I'm guessing something similar to the above (although reversed..) is true for the render-function as well? Because attempting to render a form in the now-client-side content function stalls the page (which now loads just fine :-)).
Am I also correct in assuming that any DOM-nodes available to the client are _not_ available to the server and vice versa?
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