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Avoid ASP remote scripting errors in Navigator
When you use remote scripting to communicate between client side script and the server, you
probably know that you must add the following script block to the client-side page:
<script language="javascript">
RSEnableRemoteScripting("_ScriptLibrary")
</script>
This block calls the remote scripting applet and tells it where to find the
necessary script library files on the server. In Microsoft's online documentation,
they state you should place this block directly after the opening <body> tag.
However, if you plan to use remote scripting in a page for both Internet Explorer and
Netscape, you'll want to modify this placement a bit. In some cases, the
applet the enables the remote scripting may not load fast enough in Netscape Navigator.
If the above script block is directly after the beginning body tag, Navigator may
generate an error. To avoid this, the simplest way is to place the script block
directly before the closing body tag, </body>.
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