I am looking to host an entire Squarespace website locally, including all associated files. I have been diligently wgeting all the associated files and replacing the path with local paths. However I hit a snag in the following file:
//- this loads but it's from squarespace, so we can't use this unless we have an active account
//- script(src='../squarespace/scripts/common-82d600baf3cebf62de6b.js')
script(crossorigin='anonymous', src='//static.squarespace.com/universal/scripts-compressed/common-82d600baf3cebf62de6b-min.en-US.js')
Note the commented out section is where I wish to refer to a local version of the .js script. The full script, un-minified, is in the link below: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lingxiao/Homepage/master/public/squarespace/scripts/common-82d600baf3cebf62de6b.js.
The problem is that part of the website still loads as intended, but a lot of the effect is gone and consequentially the content is no longer viewable. For example, the original site is here: https://lingxiaoling.me/tech, and when I use the local hosted file, when I scroll down, the TECH ... I interrogate ... page remains static.
However when I use the squarespace hosted file, the page scrolls down as intended.
I tried examining the common-####.de6bjs file and nothing in it jumps out at me. Is the notion of ripping an entire Square space webpage locally and modifying it insane?
Assuming you're just doing this as an exercise:
Open the sqarespace site you want to download, e.g. https://www.missionchinesefood.com/
Choose in Firefox (I'm on Mac OSX, might look different in other OSes):
File
Save Page as
Choose type "Webpage Complete".
Firefox will now download all JS, CSS, Images, HTML etc. to the place you defined.
Open the page from there,
open the Developer Tools,
switch to the networking tab,
reload and see which resources are still referenced from the internet.
Download those manually and adjust the downloaded scripts/html files.
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I'm working through Django By Example and in one chapter a jQuery bookmarklet is built within a Django app so that a user can easily save jpg images from a website into their user profile area within the Django app.
The tutorial does give exact instructions on what to do which I have followed and although I have managed to get the bookmarklet button to appear in my bookmarks bar in Chrome, nothing happens when I click it when browsing a webpage with jpg images.
This is my local Django dashboard where the bookmarklet button is added to the bookmarks bar and this part works fine
and this is how it must look like when clicked on the bookmarklet, this is the part where nothing happens for me when I clicked on bookmarklet.
(how to solve this?)
These are the relevant js files
https://github.com/davejonesbkk/bookmarks/blob/master/images/templates/bookmarklet_launcher.js
https://github.com/davejonesbkk/bookmarks/blob/master/images/static/js/bookmarklet.js
I believe the JavaScript launcher is unable to load the JavaScript files or the JS launcher itself is not getting loaded.
The JavaScript launcher is getting called through a Django template tag "include" inside the anchor tag.
this is the link:
https://github.com/davejonesbkk/bookmarks/blob/master/account/templates/account/dashboard.html
I tried debugging it through CTRL+SHIFT+I console where trouble showed that "include" tag not working properly.
Your include tag is split over two lines:
images from other websites → <a href="javascript:{% include
"bookmarklet_launcher.js" %}" class="button">Bookmark it</a><p>
Django does not support multiple line tags. Change it to:
images from other websites → Bookmark it<p>
I have faced the similar error while going through the book.
The bookmark button is not functioning,when i debugged it through chrome debugger,i could able to see errors at js level.I have made two changes to resolve these errors.
1.Error message: net::ERR_ABORTED
Action step:
In the book its mentioned that to place bookmarklet.js in images application directory,but in bookmarklet_launcher.js the source is refered to below path
http://127.0.0.1:8000/static/js/bookmarklet.js?r=
So place bookmarklet.js in /static/js/ directory inside images application(if folder structure not available create it).
2.Error message: net::ERR_ABORTED
There is one more file that should be placed which is bookmarklet.css which is being refereed at below line in bookmarklet.js.
href: static_url + 'css/bookmarklet.css?r=' + Math.floor(Math.random()*99999999999999999999)
Action step:
create a file bookmarklet.css inside /static/css/ directory and place the css code.Refer below link for css code:
Git Hub link for css code reference
1.After the above steps,restart the development server.
2.Drag the bookmark it button to create a bookmark in browser.
3.Open any website that is HTTP(not https) and click on bookmark it(The one which is bookmarked in browser not bookmark it button).
4.The below pop up appears
the problem is that template doesn't exist so try t do the following
**
1. make sure your include code in same line
2. make sure same name of the template exist on your project director /images/templates/file_name.js.
3. or go to setting and add your templates directory to templates.
4. if it load but no images views don't forget that you only accept jpeg and jpg images only
** so you can try another sites like wikipedia **
I was able to solve this by making sure that the url from ngrok tunnel in the bookmarklet.js and bookmarklet_luncher.js starts with https not http
Instead of this http://127.0.0.1:8000/static/js/bookmarklet.js?r= it should rather be
https://127.0.0.1:8000/static/js/bookmarklet.js?r=
After 4 hours of doing everything... googling, deleting code, and rewriting code...
Only had to hit Ctrl+C to stop server and re-run server .
Just take a break and come back to fix it :)
Mine works same as instructed in the book – no changes, no nothing.
Only restarted the server.
I am developing a chrome extension for fetching ads from a web page. What I am trying to do is that:
My extension should look for HTML5 banner ads from the opened web page.
It should detach the ad code and save it to my computer as an html file.
The html file created should not depend on an external JS or CSS file. It means when it gets detached, the CSS or JS code attached to it should be detached and saved as a part of the html page (not a hyper link).
I was wondering if there are any existing libraries or open source plugins that do that. If not, can anyone point me in the right direction where to begin?
This won't directly pick out banner ads for you, you'll need to do that yourself, but all the functionality you're hoping for is available using content scripts.
My original task is to download multiple scientific publications as html file. Currently my script downloads a file in chrome but it takes to the url in firefox. But that is not my questions.
If you will see the downloaded html source, you will find that not all content has got downloaded. Only some of the content shows up in the downloaded html file. That is my problem. Why I am not able to get the whole html document content in the downloaded html file. The file I want to download is this
var links = [
'http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2078152015000516'
];
I thought probably it is because of CORS issue. But, after implementing CORS script, it was still showing the partially downloaded content in the responseText.
Any assistance will be appreciated.
Also, if someone can tell me why in firefox, the script does not downloads the file and takes me to the url instead.
The reason why you are unable to download the entire page, is because the page only loads half way, and the rest is added dynamically once you scroll down.
Therefore, when you try to download the page, you only receive the initially loaded half without the dynamic part.
since it is done using javascript, this particular website offers you an alternative in case you have javascript disabled and do not want to/cant enable it (like with a reader):
If you view the source of the page, you can locate the following message box at the very beginning of the body:
<div class="ua_btn" role="region" aria-label="screen reader compatability">
<a role="button" rel="nofollow" href="http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2078152015000516?np=y">
Screen reader users, click here to load entire article
</a>
This page uses JavaScript to progressively load the article content as a user scrolls.
Screen reader users, click the load entire article button to bypass dynamically loaded article content.
</div>
here you are offered a link with a query part "np=y" which overrides the dynamic loading and initializes the whole page right away:
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2078152015000516?np=y
use this link in order to download the artice and it will work.
Firefox:
As mentioned in the comments, firefox does not support CORS downloads by design due to potential security risks. more about it can be found Here
Ultimate goal is to cycle through photos on a blog page. Seems like 'document.getElementById().src' would be a good approach.
Problem: To make sure the javascript code is successfully linking to the blog page, I tried testing with this in my script.js file:
document.getElementById('testID').innerHTML = "Running test";
and this in my .html file:
<div id="testID"></div>
But, the text "Running Test" does not show up on the blog page. However, when running this same exact test in my index.html page, it does work. Both .html files load the same script file along with jQuery. I don't understand why it works in one html file and not the other.
NEW FINDING:
This line of code now works on the blog page when I remove it from inside
$(document).ready(function(){ ... });
Why would that be?
The Javascript in the current page can only access HTML elements that are in pages that are currently loaded into the browser.
More specifically, document.getElementById() ONLY searches the current web page's document for matching elements. It does not search any other pages and certainly does not search other files on your server that are not loaded into the browser. "current web page" means the HTML loaded from the current URL in the browser bar.
When a web page is no longer visible in the browser window (e.g it's been replaced by some other page), it is gone and no longer reachable by any Javascript. In some specific cases, you can access document loaded into other tabs or other frames (subject to same-origin security rules and requires a different method of access).
In addition, no changes to a web page are persistent in the browser. As soon as a web page is no longer loaded into an active browser window, it is gone and reloading it again will load the original, unmodified version of that document.
If you want the same code from one page to run in another page, then you must include that same code in the other page. You can want, you can share a reference to the code by putting the code into its own page and then using a <script src="xxx.js"> tag in each page to cause the same code to get loaded into each page.
If interpret Question correctly, try using .load()
$("#container").load("/blog/blog_1.html #testID")
I am currently running Clearbox JS on my site so that users may view a larger version of an image once they have visited the images page. Now, I just recently implemented this and I have noticed that on every single page at the top of the page Clearbox JS echos the command that it is doing. Whether it be initializing, or viewing an image, or event rotating an image. I really do not want this message popping up at all. I would much rather being required to put a link somewhere on the website to the developers website then having to deal with this. If anybody knows how to remove this, please answer. I am providing a link to the website so that you know what I am doing as well as a pastebin link to the clearbox.js file which is the config file.
website: www.dsdwebdesign.net/bootstrap_apgnew/index.php
pastebin: http://pastebin.com/NgBgc34X
Try this somewhere in your page, or the cb_style.css file (but make sure you read their conditions, I am not sure if you are allowed to do this with this piece of software):
#CB_OSD{
display:none!important;
}
It should hide the box at the top.