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HTML is not ASH. HTML is understood by your browser, and ASH is understood by KoLmafia. You cannot freely mix the two. A relay script is written in ASH, and outputs HTML to your browser via the write() and writeln() commands.

Code: 
<ash commands>
write("<html>");
write("<head>head stuff, such as scripts included</head>");
write("<body>page content, such as CLI-ified links</body>");
write("</html>");
<more ash commands>

If you try to include HTML in your ASH script without it being in quotes, it will definitely generate errors.
 
zarqon said:
HTML is not ASH. HTML is understood by your browser, and ASH is understood by KoLmafia. You cannot freely mix the two. A relay script is written in ASH, and outputs HTML to your browser via the write() and writeln() commands.

Code: 
<ash commands>
write("<html>");
write("<head>head stuff, such as scripts included</head>");
write("<body>page content, such as CLI-ified links</body>");
write("</html>");
<more ash commands>

If you try to include HTML in your ASH script without it being in quotes, it will definitely generate errors.
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PHP: 
void main()
{
write("<html>");
write("<head><script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js"></script>");
write("<script src="clilinks.js"></script></head>");

	if((get_property("stenchAirportAlways") == "true" || get_property("_stenchAirportToday") == "true") && item_amount($item[bag of park garbage]) > 0 && get_property("_dinseyGarbageDisposed") == "false")
	{
	write("You can still <font color=FF0000>Dispose Dinsey Garbage</font>");
	write("<a href=place.php?whichplace=airport_stench&action=airport3_tunnels</a>>\n<a href=choice.php?pwd&whichchoice=1067&option=6 + class="clilink through">Dinsey Garbage</a>");
	}
write("</html>");
getting this error:
Expected ), found write (00TEST.ash, line 5)

Regardless what I have after line 5, it continues to give the error... Not sure what I'm doing wrong here, but I'm sure it's simple
 
lostcalpolydude said:
When you have a string contained in "", you need use " to include " in the string.
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DUH! I knew it was something simple. I actually thought of this at one point but pushed it out, thinking there's no way.

PHP: 
void main()
{
write("<html>");
write("<head><script src=\"//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.10.2/jquery.min.js\"></script>");
write("<script src=\"clilinks.js\"></script></head>");

//	if((get_property("stenchAirportAlways") == "true" || get_property("_stenchAirportToday") == "true") && item_amount($item[bag of park garbage]) > 0 && get_property("_dinseyGarbageDisposed") == "false")
	{
	print_html("You can still <font color=FF0000>Dispose Dinsey Garbage</font>");
	print_html ("<body><a href=place.php?whichplace=airport_stench&action=airport3_tunnels>\n<a href=choice.php?pwd&whichchoice=1067&option=6 + class=\"clilink through\">Dinsey Garbage</a></body>");
	}
write("</html>");
This works. The "Dinsey Garbage" link comes up, but it opens a new browser window. I thought doing this was supposed to prevent the browser window from opening?
 
Here's what happens when I click on "Update this script" in the Script Manager for CLI Links:

Code: 
Validating repo...
Repo validated.
Updating clilinks...
/Users/brianna/Library/Application Support/KoLmafia/svn/clilinks
At revision 7
Done.
bogus dependency: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/drag-n-drop-inventories/code
Requests complete.

I draw your attention to this line:

Code: 
bogus dependency: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/drag-n-drop-inventories/code

I realize that project is now obsolete, but perhaps you should remove it from dependencies.txt for this project?

Edit:

Curiously, looking at the project on SourceForge, I see no dependencies.txt. So, where in the world is SVNManager finding it?
 
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