Commenting Out Code

I was just checking our home page using the Searchwho spider utility just to see how our site looks to search engins. I noticed a bit of code that I wasn't sure should be there and should probably be commented out. Here's the code that showed in the spider results. It also showed when I viewed the source of our home page using Internet Explorer:

This file is part of ProductCart an ecommerce application developed and sold by Early Impact LLC ProductCart its source code the ProductCart name and logo are property of Early Impact LLC Copyright 2001-2003 All rights reserved You are not allowed to use alter distribute and/or resell any parts of ProductCart's source code without the written consent of Early Impact To contact Early Impact please visit www earlyimpact com Validate quantity field for product display option "m" */ function isDigit(s) { var test=""+s; if(test=="0"||test=="1"||test=="2"||test=="3"||test=="4"||te st=="5"||test=="6"||test=="7"||test=="8"||test=="9") { return(true) ; } return(false); } function allDigit(s) { var test=""+s ; for (var k=0; k 0) && (eval(fname value) != 0) && (type==1)) { TempValue=eval(fname value); TempV1=(TempValue/qty); TempV1a=TempValue*TempV1; TempV2=Math round(TempValue/qty); TempV2a=TempValue*TempV2; if ((TempV1a != TempV2a) || (TempV1 0) && (eval(fname value) != 0) && (type==0)) { TempValue=eval(fname value);

I thought that the first part was always commented out by Early Impact. I can't seem to find the file that is using this code to check if it is in fact commented like all the other files I see from Early Impact. Does anyone have any idea what file I should look at?

Thanks in advance.

Thanks Rob.

Well I've finally found the file containing the code that's not commented. It's in pcValidateQty.asp and it's within the PC directory. I've compaired it against some other PC javascript files and it doesn't appear to follow the convention of using <!--just beneath the <script language="JavaScript"> line, nor //--> just above </script> at the end of the file. I checked my backup files going back to v3.0 and this file was the same. Does that mean that everyone will have this showing up in their code when you view your PC home page code? I tried removing the offending % as you mentioned Rob, but that didn't do anything. I'll keep plucking away unless anyone has any other ideas.

Thanks again.

Thanks for letting us know. That's really bizarre that it never came up as an issue. The browser must automatically ignore the % before the closing ">" as the code works properly. We've fixed it in our master files.