Javascript object text/html automatically redirects [closed] - javascript

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In my webpage i have created a little div that contains an external site. My code looks like this:
var divPrev = createElement('div', 'divPrev', 'divPrevcss');
var objSf = createElement('object', 'objSf', 'objSfcss');
objSf.setAttribute('type','text/html');
objSf.setAttribute('data','http://'+oStxt.value);
divPrev.appendChild(objSf);
divMain.appendChild(divPrev);
I use this like a preview and it works with most of the websites, but with some, when the site loads into my div, after a few seconds it loads the site instead of my page, as if redirecting the browser.
An example is if I show into my div http://www.salomon.com.
How is possible prevent this type of behavior?

You can use an <IFRAME> to embed an other HTML document into your webpage. It has full cross-browser support.

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This is my first attempt at creating a responsive website.
So, I have stylesheets loading depending on the size of device, meaning that some divs may or may not be visible.
One problem that I've encountered is that on mobiles I don't want to show a panel that has content and advertising. The issue I have is that I am still building that panel and making the mobile visitors download it but not displaying it. It's still being loaded and I'm being credited for it, but can't be clicked/seen and I'll have my hand slapped.
So, how do I only load ads (let's say an iframe or javascript) if the div is to be visible? Or even better maybe only load a complete div/panel if it's visible?
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I am using this tool http://instafollowbutton.com/ in order to create a follow button for Instagram in my site.
I am wondering if it is possible to overwrite the js file so as to change the word "Following" when you follow someone with just "Follow" instead. And if yes how can I do that?
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How to open popup after specific time [closed]

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I am sorry, but I really not found the answer regarding my question that How to open a popup window after specific time ? I need to embed this in my webpage where a popup will appear after 10 second to greet the user. please help me to solve this, actually I am not a JavaScript guy
Since your question does not specify what attempts you've made I'm giving you guidelines rather than code. Feel free to ask questions about them
Use setTimeout to execute code after a certain amount of time.
Use alert to create a popup.
Note - some people consider alert base user experience - one way around this is using a modal-dialog

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I want to make "intro" page where you can choose two different colors for the template.
My question is: is there a way to do this without creating new .html files with changed style?
is there a way, where you can change with click and that to lead you to index.html? (also, if this is possible, how to apply this to all .html documents)
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Yes, just select the link and change its href:
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I want to use multiple details tags on a page. However, some may end up containing a lot of content and for that reason I want to limit only one being open at any given time. This naturally means closing one if it's already open.
Is it possible to close a detail tag programmatically using JavaScript?
If I understand you correctly, this should do what you want (jsfiddle). The details element has an open attribute that you can simply remove. I am using jQuery, but it should be straightforward to do the same in vanilla JS.
$(document).ready(function() {
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$('details').removeAttr('open');
});
});
You might want to filter out the details tag that the click event was triggered on, but it seems to work this way.

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