Asynchronous document.write (ADW) is a JavaScript library and protocol that enables the
usage of document.write in asynchronous scripts. After loading ADW, document.write may
be called by any script even after the page has completed loading. ADW is backwards
compatible with normal document.write and it also implements an asynchronous
document.writeln method.
ADW can be utilized by providers of HTML "emebedding" scripts to enable the scripts to
be included asynchronously (a la <script async>) when ADW is loaded. All you have to
do is add eval(document.write.START); to the start of the code and
eval(document.write.END); to the end. If the target page does not have ADW loaded,
your code will behave as it would normally. The evals simply do nothing and produce
no errors if ADW is not loaded.
eval(document.write.START);
document.write(...);
eval(document.write.END);
