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darkasylum
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Mon 04 Apr, 2011 01:08
Subject: Need Some Help With Inserting JavaScript Into Page
Hi guys.

I wonder if anyone here could help me but I'm not sure how to do this.
I have some JavaScript that records the demographics of the user when hit the page.

E.g. IP address origin country browser operators system type. etc.

I'm unsure of where to insert this into icyphoenix .
I get it work on HTML very easily on my homepage

I wish nomatter where some the looks on the forum that this
script will be loaded every time.
What files do I have edit

If somebody could give me a clue where to look at sure I can figure out the rest

The code is pretty simple see below

with thanks




<head>
<body>
<script language="javascript" src="src/hits.js"></script>

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Joshua203
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Posts: 1754 Location: Earth, Europe, the Netherlands, Rotterdam
Mon 04 Apr, 2011 08:07
Subject: Re: Need Some Help With Inserting JavaScript Into Page
Hi darkasylum,

Usually you would put something like that in the overal footer wich makes it autmatically sniff all pages :wink:

Greetings Joshua203

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mort
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Mon 04 Apr, 2011 08:19
Subject: Re: Need Some Help With Inserting JavaScript Into Page
darkasylum wrote: [View Post]

<script language="javascript" src="src/hits.js"></script>


I would also change that string to:

<script type="text/javascript" src="{FULL_SITE_PATH}{T_COMMON_TPL_PATH}js/hits.js"></script>

And put the hits.js in templates/common/js/hits.js

As for the best place to put it - One would need the full application to see how it pans out the best. ;)

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spydie
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Mon 04 Apr, 2011 09:13
Subject: Re: Need Some Help With Inserting JavaScript Into Page
to me , it looks like this js api is hosted on a proper server

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