I am having issues with an Ebay template, if I try to upload it get's kicked back to me saying that it cannot contain javascript, I'm assuming that it's in the picture rollover option (mouseover pic enlarging tool) Any help would be greatly appreciated, I'm not real Java intuitive.
Just delete anything between the <script> and </script> tags. Or perhaps post the code snippet here so we can tell you what to remove.
The template should have a HTML file inside.
Search for ... parts and remove them as mentioned before.
Search for instances of onmouseover="...", onmouseout="..." and generally anything that looks like , removing the onsomeevent="dosomething" part.
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How can i hide my page source from getting copied just like https://www.google.com
Please help me with any solution.
Is there any plugin need to add,please suggest me.
Hiding html sourcecode is not possible. The browser has to understand what you want to show and therefore needs to know your code.
Google does not encrypt the sourcecode. It is hard to read because a lot is going on but if you copy the sourcecode and paste it in notepad. You will have the same html markup.
I purchased a script online that's no longer supported and I just need one last functionality to finish off my project. One detail the client needs is to have a line of text link to another page in the site.
I do not know a whole lot about xml, but I understand it doesn't support html to include hyperlinks.
This is a quiz where users must answer specific questions in order to move on to the next step. It's fed into a div by a js file, I think, but I don't understand how it works. I'm not going to post any code just yet as I'm just reaching out for some advice right now and if what I want to do is even possible.
Is there some kind of a workaround? I've Googled plenty of sites with code chunks and have done a lot of experimenting, but I mostly just break the page the xml displays on.
Thanks.
Dont use the actual xml syntax of tags like <a></a>. Better replace these with other symbols like [a][/a]. When you output the code, simply replace [ and ] with < and >
You replace code before you put it into a div could look like this:
xmlAsString.replace(/\[/g,"<").replace(/\]/g,">");
edit:
I totally forgot about CDATA.
Forget my previous answer. Just add the <![CDATA[...]]> Tag around the anchor in your XML:
<![CDATA[link]]>
I'm trying to remove an entire div on page load. Currently I'm trying to use:
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#removeme").remove();
});
with the HTML
<div id="removeme">If JS enabled remove this!</div>
I've been searching for hours, using many variations including getElementById. No luck.
Javascript/jQuery aren't languages I use often.
All help is appreciated. Thanks!
Edit: Fixed, page I was adding it to was having some issues (another dev built it). I put the code into an existing JS file instead and it works. Thank you all.
$('#remove').html('');
or
$('#remove').empty();
That will remove that text if JS is enabled.
The code you are showing in your question works, as proven by #barmar :
"http://jsfiddle.net/barmar/epsZe/"
If it doesn't work for you, it is most likely because you have an error in your Javascript before you reach the code displayed here. Also, ensure that you have included Jquery before-hand.
To find where previous errors could have happened, you can look inside your Javascript console. Here is a question where it is described where to find your console on most browsers :
What is console.log and how do I use it?
If you don't want to use the console, you can put alerts in your Javascript code until you find where they stop displaying.
try this
$("#removeme").replaceWith("");
I am trying to find a way to save all html content from a webpage to a variable. This should work even if the webpage has frames in it. By current best solution is:
javascript: alert(document.body.outerHTML);
Just paste the code into the control in your browser where the url is placed and push enter to see the result. Any idea how to do this?
You should cycle over all the frames and ajax-load the content.
Somethings like
document.getElementsByTagName('frame')[0].src
to get the source. But I strongly suggest you to use library to help you out. In jquery can be quite simple task. Cycle over all frames, than $.ajax request all the externals source and build it (replacing the relative section)
But, as pointed by smeg4brains, innerHTML can be your way.
Here is the direct answer to "how to do this":
Having this in the address bar just press Enter and you'll see the contents in alert dialog.
To see contents of frames you'll have to iterate them separately it won't be part of the HTML.
Does this work?
var copyOfHtml = document.documentElement.outerHTML
alert(copyOfHtml)
I'm working on a new project and i want to do something similar (somehow) to intellitext ads (without popup though). In fact, i want to add links on certain words. The problem is that i don't know how to handle this.
I mean, ok, i get document.innerHTML then what? I can find any word, but some may be inside of tags. I don't want to replace words from textarea or text inside of a link. Same for input, select, and so on.
Also, the way i've managed things, i replace even the html tags (if the word is select for example, the script will replace <select> tag. And i really don't want this :P
So, any idea? Where to start ? What to do? Anything?
I wish a solution that works without any library, or, if is mandatory, to work with jquery (this is what i know).
I think that some regexp may help. The problem is... I never understand them :s
Any help will be appreciated. Thanks a lot!
jQuery does this already!
Just use .text() to get all the text underneath. Documentation and examples are here.