If your javascript has some '&' or '<' in it, you must either convert them to & and < or escape them with CDATA...
I assume that applies only when those characters are used in strings representing URLs, and not when they're used as Javascript operators, e.g., if (x < 5)?
I'm still not clear whether this applies to my questions in the first post.
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