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Jreder
I have to place a script in all of my 208 webpages. The java script will
only run correctly when it follows directly behind the <body tag. If not,
you get an error and the script may not run correctly. It is used to place
the graphics for my NavBar and has to be in that position to perform some
calculations accurately. Else, the graphics look pretty weird.
Can I make the "<! MS Navigation" remarks disappear by some setting in
FP2003?
I am using FP2003 on WinXP SP3.
I can give you a URL to see the problem:
http://www.integraserv.com/New/bursters.htm
When I edit the code in Uedit and FTP it to the site, it works like
advertised. I just hate to have to do this 208 times. I cannot place my
script in an #include or a Shared Border because it does not put the code
where I need it to run correctly.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Jim R.
Just a Common Joe
Comptia A+ Certified Technician
(e-mail address removed)
only run correctly when it follows directly behind the <body tag. If not,
you get an error and the script may not run correctly. It is used to place
the graphics for my NavBar and has to be in that position to perform some
calculations accurately. Else, the graphics look pretty weird.
Can I make the "<! MS Navigation" remarks disappear by some setting in
FP2003?
I am using FP2003 on WinXP SP3.
I can give you a URL to see the problem:
http://www.integraserv.com/New/bursters.htm
When I edit the code in Uedit and FTP it to the site, it works like
advertised. I just hate to have to do this 208 times. I cannot place my
script in an #include or a Shared Border because it does not put the code
where I need it to run correctly.
Thanks in advance for your help.
--
____________________________________________________________________
Jim R.
Just a Common Joe
Comptia A+ Certified Technician
(e-mail address removed)