Adding javascript file

Hi
I am a photographer who shoots virtual tours for a living. My clients are increasingly wanting custom html pages in which the virtual tours are placed. I have little html knowledge so iweb is an excellent choice for me to design these pages. I have found the relevant information on how to embed flash content in iweb which works well when tested locally. However in order for the tours to work online I need to import or add the java script file that is produced by the tour building software. When I save the tours they are attached to a plain html page with an accompanying javascript file which does all the necessary work behind the scenes. When I use iweb to create a new html page the relationship between the javascript file and the html file is lost, due to the original html file being deleted and replaced by the new files produced by iweb. Can anyone offer any help on this as its a major problem for me and I have spent weeks trying to figure it out with no success.

You could put the javascript in the topbar if it is used in all navigations. Another way is to put your javascript definitions in one of the js files that are already included on every page.
Other than that, you would have to add the javascript to all navigation schemes.

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I am using DW CS5. I have had numerous troubles adding audio files to any page. Please know that I am not at all computer savy when it comes to html codes etc. But I have been working with DW CS5 and have a functional website and my pages validate. That being said, please be patient with me if I am asking stupid questions or don't understand the solution.
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    <div align="center">THE STASIK FAMILY</div>
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    <span class="pagetitle">CUP O' TEA</span><br />
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        <p class="standardparagraph2">When preserving family history, nothing can compare to sitting down with a Grandparent or Great Aunt or Uncle over a cup of tea; listening to them reminicse about the past. Unlike handwritten accounts, there is opportunity to ask questions or delve further into the subject. Even better, recording such conversations so they can be shared for generations to come.<br />
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The following audio files were created by Virginia (Stasik) Zarow at the request of Laura (Stasik) Schmidt and Carrie (Stasik) Kot. There were a total of five cassette tapes, ranging from 1 hour to a 1 1/2 halfs in length. Scott Freeson converted each tape to digital format and then they were broken down into various segments for a total of 7 audio files. It is recommended that you listen to each tape in the order presented to maintain the proper timeline and context.<br /><br /></p>
<p class="standardparagraph">The first five audio files were recorded by Aunt Virginia in response to questions posed by Laura (Stasik) Schmidt and her sister Carrie (Stasik) Kot. Aunt Virginia re-recorded her responses in August 2009 after noticing some mistakes in the original recording.<br />
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Note: Virginia refers to her father as "tata", which is the Polish word for dad.</p>
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- Elizabeth (aka Diane)<br />
- John<br />
- Peter<br />
- Walter<br /><br /></span>
<span class="standardparagraph"> What was the house like?<br />
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- The 1936 flood<br />
- Renovations<br />
- The final demise<br /><br /></span>
<span class="standardparagraph2">Miscellaneous tidbits...<br />
- Polish Proverbs<br />
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<span class="standardparagraph">Summer of 1944 to December of 1945<br />
- Meeting of Frank Zarow<br />
- New Years Eve - 1944<br />
- Prom Night - May 1945<br />
- First boyfriend, Eddie Yesh<br />
- First job as a hygienist<br />
- Meeting of John Zarow<br />
- Enrolled at Indiana State Teachers College<br />
- Meeting of Ted Zaroff<br />
- Thanksgiving - 1945<br />
- Florian Stasik Airforce injury<br />
- Christmas - 1945<br />
- New Years Eve - 1945</span>
<span class="standardparagraph">Note: Per Virginia, Ted's name should be spelled Zarow, like most of his brothers. There was a mixup with his birth certificate and his last name was mispelled (although it is phonetically correct). He chose to keep this spelling as did one of his brothers.<br /><br /></span>
<span class="standardparagraph">January 1946 to December 1947<br />
- Takes job as cook/housekeeper<br />
- Break-up with Eddie Yesh<br />
- Frank Zarow passes away<br />
- Christmas 1946<br />
- Meets John Zarow again<br />
- New Years Eve 1946<br />
- John courts Virginia<br />
- First date with John<br />
- John's father passes away<br />
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(If you add <trh:script ..> ,be sure you have added the tag library: xmlns:trh="http://myfaces.apache.org/trinidad)
for adding the javascript.
Remember onething, in some cases <af:resource type="javascript" source="/js/bs.canvas.js"/> may not work. (particularly in template)
Right now I couldn't remember about the docs related to it, once I found I will post it.
For more information here I have mentioned the links--
http://thepeninsulasedge.com/frank_nimphius/adf-faces-rich-client-javascript-programming/
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/post!reply.jspa?messageID=9552526
http://www.bluestudios.co.uk/blog/?p=1317
http://www.yenlo.nl/harryvanoosten/2010/03/31/adf-11g-javascript-and-partial-page-rendering/

MDS, Script Editor WebPart does not load javascript files with script tag

Hello everyone,
I have MDS and I would like to use some custom Javascript inside of a script editor web part in a page of my site.
When I add the references to the libraries I need in the Script Editor Web Part SharePoint is smart enough to disable MDS on that page.
I would like to be able to load external libraries inside of my Script Editor Web Part (without using ScriptLink or anything that would require the edition of the masterpage) but still using the added value of MDS.
Can I use SOD for that? What would be the best pattern? Could you provide a simple example?
Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi,
Per my knowledge, including CSS and JavaScript files using HTML style and script tags is not supported in MDS(Minimal Download Strategy).
We can refer the custom JavaScript file in the .aspx page or master page using ScriptLink control.
<SharePoint:ScriptLink language="javascript" name="custom_javascript.js" runat="server" />
The following articles for your reference:
http://sharepointsnacks.blogspot.com/2014/02/sharepoint-2013-minimal-download.html
http://tech.bool.se/make-javascript-code-work-with-minimal-download-strategy-part-2/
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Code Hinting in JavaScript Files

I use the jQuery framework. If I have an HTML page with the jQuery framework included, I can type JavaScript code in a script tag in the HTML document and Dreamweaver will provide code hints from the jQuery framework.
How can I get these same code hints in a seperate JavaScript file in my site? Is there some way I can add a reference to the jQuery file?
(I know in Visual Studio 2010 I can add an XML reference tag at the top of a JavaScript file with the path to the jQuery file, and that enables the IntelliSense jQuery code hints in the JavaScript file I am working on...)
Thanks!
- J

Yeah, it would be good.
Site-specific code hinting doesn't seems to work anywhere, although I tried with adding *.js and with specifically the jquery file too, no luck.

VS2013 changes my script tags when I edit a javascript file on Office 365 Sharepoint Developer

I posted this issue on the sharepoint online thread, and was asked to move the discussion here:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/office/en-US/24e7060f-bef8-492c-a7b1-4a0aa9279a53/office-365-sharepoint-developer-changes-my-script-tags-when-i-edit-a-javascript-file?forum=sharepointdevelopment
On my Office 365 Sharepoint Developer site, I have a custom edit form page (editform2.aspx) created for a list and have added a script reference in the additionalpagehead like this
<script src="/JavaScripts/angular/angular-formly-master/dist/formly.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
Whenever I edit the file at /JavaScripts/angular/angular-formly-master/dist/formly.js using VS2013 and save it SharePoint replaces my script tag with this:
<script src="/JavaScripts/angular/angular-formly-master/dist/formly.js~RF322607.TMP" type="text/javascript"></script>
I thought maybe it had something to do with versioning on my Javascripts library , but versioning is not even enabled there.
What's with that? How can I prevent it?

Hi Russell_G,
Actually this forum is to discuss the VS IDE, to really repro this issue, I'm afraid that it would require the high SharePoint development knowledge, but based on your previous
thread, since the SharePoint members could repro this issue.
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Inadvertantly added music files to the wrong library

I created a 2nd library in itunes and then inadvertantly added music files to it instead of to the original library. My original intent was to move files from the 1st library to the 2nd but I forgot we had added music that hadn't been scanned into itunes yet and when I hit "scan music" it started to add all those files to the new library, so now what?
And how do I move the files I originally intended to move from the 1st library into the 2nd?

Karen,
There is not really such a thing as "move" in that context. Get copies of any files that you wish to add to the 2nd library, and add them. When you are sure that this has been correctly accomplished, then go into the 1st library and delete whatever you don't want to be there.

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Memory on my macbook air keeps disappearing. I have 120 gigs and I am down to 150mb without adding any files.

Thanks...I have tried the various options and the only item of interest is that my only account on this computer says it has 102 gig of memory used up. However, when I open and look at the individual files, they add up to less than 15 gigs.

"Error: the xajax Javascript file could not be included. Perhaps the URL is incorrect? URL: /includes/javascript/xajax_js/xajax.js". other posters with a xajax error on this board got the response to go look for developer resources. (i'm not a developer)

I'm on a mac running 10.6.8, was using Firefox 6.02 when the problem started, i performed a clean install of 7.01, installed the latest Flashplayer, and reinstalled java (the 10.6.5 update file from apple's site).
I seem able to load video at youtube.com, and was able to load web-based irc chatrooms at ircchat.tv. however, at jamplay.com a paid member site, all of the lessons are flash video, and there's a live video feed chat room that is also flash based, and I am not able to view this content. the video content pops up the error message "Error: the xajax Javascript file could not be included. Perhaps the URL is incorrect?
URL: /includes/javascript/xajax_js/xajax.js" and the clicking on the "launch chatroom" button does exactly nothing.
I have contacted the jamplay site team but their recommendations are the steps I have already taken, mentioned above, that did not resolve the issue.
some links to content on their site visible without being a member:
http://www.jamplay.com/
this one has a flash interface that, if things were working, would have a video in the center and members and staff talking abouth that area of the site when you click on one of the title buttons. Now that I am having this problem, nothing is clickable and there's no indication that there should be a video in the center. The error message regarding xajax does not come up at all.
http://www.jamplay.com/guitar-lessons/beginners/1/527-16-circle-of-fifths
same thing. video content is missing, xajax error does not appear.
http://www.jamplay.com/live
when I load these all content except the video loads on the page. this page does not give me the error at all, just does not load the video
I can't seem to recreate the actual error without being logged in as a member of the site.
The apple support team gave me a one-time free suppport ticket to troubleshoot an ethernet issue I was having. Unfortunately, the databases I removed were not deemed either by apple or me to be noteworthy or necessary to retain (all of them were for software I not longer have or use). I don't know which plist file might have been the one I need now. I did reinstall the java and flash items. The only other item that I think it might be is a set of belkin router software that I uninstalled because i'm not using any belkin hardware anymore.
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That's a comment in the file. It has no effect at all.

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