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Dave
Is it possible to use a FP include bot with JavaScript?
If not, any alternative?
If not, any alternative?
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Steve Easton
Yes, as long as the javascript is between the body tags in the include page.
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Jack Brewster
Dave,
This should work just fine. I would suggest that your JavaScript be in an
external .js file linked to the containing page. Once the include file is
added, it looks just like any other part of the page and should be able to
reference the linked JavaScript.
You may want to do a test case with something simple first. That way, if
your script fails, you can at least rule out the include as the problem.
This should work just fine. I would suggest that your JavaScript be in an
external .js file linked to the containing page. Once the include file is
added, it looks just like any other part of the page and should be able to
reference the linked JavaScript.
You may want to do a test case with something simple first. That way, if
your script fails, you can at least rule out the include as the problem.
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Andrew Murray
server side includes - I think the fp include only accepts html files. (to
display on the screen, rather than code to do stuff behind the scenes.
<!-- #include file="yourscript.js"-->
display on the screen, rather than code to do stuff behind the scenes.
<!-- #include file="yourscript.js"-->