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I have a form that works fine outside of drupal where it called a script ..../default.js However this does not work inside drupal 6 when i copy the code from ym html/php file.

I have seen this line

 drupal_add_js('globals/default.js');

Is this all I need to add to get the JS read? I have the php filter in Drupal 6 set to allow pretty much all tags for the administrator.

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Sounds to me like you're trying to call the drupal_add_js() function from within a node edit form (or maybe the body of a form). Instead of that, just change the body's input filter to HTML (or whatever filter you have that allows <script> tags) and call the external JavaScript there as you would in any HTML page. You don't need to use PHP for that.

I would add that that probably isn't best practice. Using drupal_add_js() is, but you should use drupal_add_js() in page templates (e.g., node.tpl.php) or in preprocessor functions (e.g., hook_preprocess_node()).

As an aside: be very careful of the PHP input filter, it has major security implications.

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Hi, Thats what I thought I was having troubles getting it to work, but I will give it another go (using the php filter, but it is only allowed for the administrator, then I will look at cross site scripting / injection prevention). Thanks @cdmo –  Tom Jul 15 '13 at 8:10
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Look at this examples. For a specific node take a look at this and this.

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