external.js stability

[JAMJAMMO]

i need some advice and superb opinions.
i really like to use those fancy-shmancy drop down menus featured on Dynamic Drive like the one MSN has on their home page and to make it easier on those people who dont use the coolest and latest browser (IE5+), i include some simple text navigation at the bottom of each page. this text navigation is called upon using an 'external.js' script like this:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" src="banner.js"></script>

the file that is call is like this:

<!-- Begin
document.write('<a href="index.html">HOME</a> '); 
document.write('<a href="rides.html">RIDES</a> ');
document.write('<a href="links.html">LINKS</a> '); 
document.write('<a href="contact.html">CONTACT</a> '); 
document.write('<a href="gbook.html">GUESTBOOK</a> '); 
document.write('<a href="copyright.html">COPYRIGHT</a> '); 
// End -->

am i safe using this for all browsers?

[BC]

If the browser supports document.write statements (and pretty much all JavaScript-capable browsers suppors them) then it should be not a problem, as the browser treats the js file as if it was part of the page.

[JAMJAMMO]

super.


thanks!!