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Hey everyone -

I am attempting to get Mike's DHTML Scroller (Javascript) to work on the new site I am building.

Mike's DHTML scroller can be found here: http://www.dynamicdrive.c...cindex2/mikescroll.htm

What happens when adding it to a block/module, is that it sends me a hacking email and then works in IE but does not work in Firefox.

I am stuck. I added the Javascript info into the theme.php and it stops processing the module with an error.

Eyesa Stuck. Anyone shed any light on it?

Currently looking at http://www.ebbids.com/index.php



edited by: TheAdmiral, Feb 28, 2008 - 08:16 PM

not really XTE, but you have in your script line

Code

><p align="center"></td></center>

myScroller1.addItem and the other three lines.

and why theme.php??
You need to edit your home/master.htm, not theme.php

oh and
http://validator.w3.org/c...ebbids.com%2Findex.php

- Igor
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Sorry - Put it in the wrong hole. Exausted...

this is what I would do...

in your theme head add the libraries... pointing to JS folder in your theme.

Create a block if you want it in a block... mikes_scroller.htm (whatever.)

create the block... (!--titel--) but instead of the (!--content--) put your script.

configure the block for your theme. like anyother custom block.

Create a block in your Block admin.. text block is fine... bucause it is a dummy... give it a title assign it to mikes_scroller.htm and volia! you have a dummy block that doest 'worry' about HTML rules... therefore making your site safer... as well as keeping the scripting our of the DB...

I know this is a quick guide...but feel free to ask me to expand on parts you do not understand.. if I am too unclear.

HTH

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-- David Pahl -- (PostNuke Support Team)

<div id="me" class="none" style="none" />

"Create a block if you want it in a block... mikes_scroller.htm (whatever.)

create the block... (!--titel--) but instead of the (!--content--) put your script.

configure the block for your theme. like anyother custom block.
"

I know you were in a hurry - and I am burnt out for 36 hours of working. But can you expand on those three.

Title, I know it's title.

Hmmm... are you really using an XTE theme? Seems you are using a modified ExtraLite theme... in this case this method will not work. There is Extralite port xEtralite by Mark West which also uses CSS standards.

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-- David Pahl -- (PostNuke Support Team)

<div id="me" class="none" style="none" />

AmmoDump,

I switcho-changoed for a theme that is based on XTE. Now, I can get the scroller to work in IE, but not in Firefox.

http://www.ebbids.com/index.php

Anyway, I attempted to do what you were saying in previous posts, but it did not work.

Any ideas?