I am looking at the docs here:
https://developer.linkedin.com/plugins/share
and I have this:
the problem is that it's referencing a script file:
src="//platform.linkedin.com/in.js"
where/how do I get that script file? I need to include that script file in my project.
The script it in where you typed. platform.linkedin.com/in.js just remove the //. If you are wondering how to download it.
open the url platform.linkedin.com/in.js.
Right click on the code
Click on save page as
save where you want it
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I'm using VS code as my code editor (not sure if it's relevant). My first project is on Changing Background Color. Once I'm done writing my codes, how do I get them to show on a browser?
I'm not sure how to get it to show on a browser.
You want see your code in browser you will open live server of the code docoument -
open a HTML file and right-click on the editor and click on Open with Live Server .
or just type this url in browser
http://127.0.0.1:5500/
5500 is a default port
or just install an extensions live server it will directly open the browser.
The best way in my opnion to execute JavaScript in your browser is to put it inside a script element inside an HTML document.
I mean that in the same folder that you have the js file, create an html file and in there put the script link of the file.
<script src="script.js" defer></script>
This need to be in the <head></head>
hi in vscode download live server then click html file with right click and open with browser
I want to dynamically manage and update a section of a Google Sites page (think HTML).
I understand this needs to be done via a Gadget (to get it on the page), Google Script, and via HTMLService.
The Google Script Editor has a .gs tab and HTML tab for writing the script and HTML. However, I want to separately manage and update the HTML in a document on Google Drive, and have the script use that to feed the HTML back to the page.
Is there a way to reference the document to .createHTMLOutputFromFile(), so that I can have it use the HTML in the doc on Google Drive, rather than having to compose HTML in the Google Script Editor? Please see .gs function example below:
return HtmlService.createHtmlOutputFromFile
(replace **'Index'** with **'Google Docs URL to Google Docs HTML document'**);
I tried different methods for providing the URL, but the script editor can never find the HTML document using the URL I provide. If this is possible, where can I find an example of how to provide the proper URL?
I'd use HtmlService.createHtmlOutput and stream the text in.
var template_welcome = HtmlService.createTemplateFromFile('welcome_template_view');
return template_welcome.evaluate().setTitle("Template Welcome");
that is an example of how to use an html file that is in your google scripts directory. The welcome_template_view is an html file in my directory.
I have event coded to show the event on each page of the website. Is there a way to code it so that when you need to update it, you can do it once and it will show on each page? (vs having to update HTML text on each page).
Yes, create a external JavaScript(.js) file and include it on the each page. e.g
<script src="scriptfile.js"></script>
Whenever you want to update/change, just update the js file.
Definitely. You can set up a local server and then make .php files having html code in them. You can then include these .php files in your different html files as and when required. But for all this to work, local server configuration is required(like Apache and MySQL).
I'm trying to load a js file in my mvc view. When I enter the full URL in the browser, the page can't load the js file but if I skip the view name in the URL it can. Please have a look at the following images for clarification:
I'm trying to load my js file like below:
<script type="text/javascript" src="~/Resources/dynamsoft.webtwain.initiate.js"></script>
What can be the reason? Thanks.
In first screen the site unable to get the js file path .
Better to use bundleconfig.cs to bind all js and css files.
click Here to know how to use bundleconfig in MVC
On an HTML page I have a reference to an external Javascript file like this:
<script src="http://MyServer.com/js/myscript.js?Happy=True"></script>
Inside the myscript.js when it runs, can I get the Happy=True QueryString-like part of the js source URL?
Note I do not want the URL of the HTML page, I need to get the URL of the js file.
My Guess is no.
You will be able to detect the src-attribute of the script-element(would be easier to locate if the <script> has an ID). Out of that URL you could extract the Query-String.