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Naughty javascript not working!
I am in the process of TRYING to migrate a 1.0 wiki to 2.0. The 1.0 wiki heavily used javascript and while I do have the premium custom css/javascript tool, pbwiki seems to be stripping out some code which allows it to work properly. Here's my problem:
In 1.0 wiki I use Overlib , a 'JavaScript library created to enhance websites with small popup information boxes (like tooltips) to help visitors around your website.'Its awesome, even NASA uses it on its site - what an endorsement, it must be safe I hear you cry! Anyways here is how the code looks in the working 1.0 wiki
Works a treat
and here is how it looks when 2.0 breaks it
You can see the dreaded word 'forbidden' popping up. I put a lot of work and time into implementing this tool so I would like it to work in 2.0. Comments, feedback, suggestions of help and fixes all greatly received. Negatives need not apply!
In 1.0 wiki I use Overlib , a 'JavaScript library created to enhance websites with small popup information boxes (like tooltips) to help visitors around your website.'Its awesome, even NASA uses it on its site - what an endorsement, it must be safe I hear you cry! Anyways here is how the code looks in the working 1.0 wiki
here
Works a treat
and here is how it looks when 2.0 breaks it
here
You can see the dreaded word 'forbidden' popping up. I put a lot of work and time into implementing this tool so I would like it to work in 2.0. Comments, feedback, suggestions of help and fixes all greatly received. Negatives need not apply!
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Inappropriate?Sent to support. Might get more of a response there ?? -
Inappropriate?I was able to get around this by putting the code that I needed into a .js file and then referencing that code through a google gadget..
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Inappropriate?Yea I should have thought of that. The only problem is that I have a page full of links which I need to continually update. I prefer to edit them in fck editor rather than a js file. Well at least it works I suppose. Thanks for the suggestion
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Inappropriate?I was able to get around this by putting my content into a hidden div and then reading it out through the javascript. that way, I could still modify the content in FCK but got the javascript functionality.
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Inappropriate?Sorry Tim, I'm struggling to get my head round this. Could you show me an example of the code you use?
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Inappropriate?I created a javascript widget for adding yourself to a wiki (before you could set your wiki so that it could be edited by anybody) and I made it generic this way:
<div id="admin_key" style="visibility: hidden"><small>lcq3C4wqh9g2I6Ui4ks6</small></div>
<p><img class="pluginslug" contenteditable="false" src="/plugin_helper.php?plugin=googlegadget&html=%3Cscript+src%3D%27http%3A%2F%2Fcopytest3.pbwiki.com%2Ff%2Fsignup.js%27%3E%3C%2Fscript%3E&w=200&h=50" isapbwikiplugin="1" /></p>
the signup.js is generic because it reads the page specific text from the admin_key div..
(not sure how this html is going to post on getsatisfaction)
