Question

Essentially, I have a script tag within my script.

(generic HTML)
<script>
function asdf(){
    document.getElementById('jkl').innerHTML = "<script>(another script goes here)</script>"
}
</script>
(generic HTML) 

Unfortunately, the first </script> tag is listened to, not the second. Is there any way to "comment" it, like butting a back slash in front of quotes?

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Solution

You need to break your inside script string into two pieces like this:

<script>
function asdf(){
    document.getElementById('jkl').innerHTML = "<script>(another script goes here)</scr" + "ipt>"
}
</script>

Otherwise the HTML parser will think that the inner </script> closing tag is closing the opening tag, and this will cause problems.

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