HELP! Placing Overweb3D Snipet Does Not Work

Question

First let me say that I converted to the "Dark Side" about 6 mos. ago by purchasing a MacBook Pro. All I can say is "****...why didn't I do this years ago?". However I've been a systems engineer for much of my professional life so not using a PC wasn't really an option.
Ok, on to my question! Overweb3D is a company that creates green screen video that can be placed over a website. It works with both flash and non-flash sites. The way the technology works is this. You send the company a video (or they shoot it in their studio) then they take the video, place it on their servers, they send you a link. You place the link between the </Head> and</Head> within your page. I've done this many times on others sites without issue. Sounds simple right?
So below is an example of the code given to me to paste in the site (note: This video script will not play on your own site due to the fact that I changed field locations)
(<script language=VBScript
src="http://www.o3demoblider3.com/flash/flash_detection.vbs"></script>
<script language=javascript
src="http://www.o3demoblider3.com/scriptgeneration/ScriptGeneration.aspx?id
=????"></script>
So, you are supposed to take these two lines and place them between the two HEAD tags on your webpage. When creating a site in Dreamweaver this is very easy to do. However if using iWeb 08 you know you simply open a snippet window and paste. I've done this, published the page, then viewed the source from Safari. Guess what, the code didn't get placed between the </Head> & </Head> tages. Therefore the link is never made with the host server and the Overweb3D is never initiated. I never receive any indication that a loader is trying to connect. ANY IDEAS?? This is very cool technology and it really makes an impact to people viewing your website. If it can't be done... some one needs to figure out how to make it work becuase it would really add a nice Macish touch to any site.
thanks in advance for you help,
DH

Answer 1

DH:
Welcome to the Apple Discussions and in from the dark side. . Snippets do not write to the HEAD tags. That code is place in a separate page that the site refers to. You'll have to use a text editor and add the code manually after publishing to .Mac. You can either mount your iDisk and go to the iDisk/Web/Sites folder and open your iweb site folder. Look for the html file that represents the page you want to add the code to. Add the code to that page.
If you make any changes to the page you'll have to re-edit it and add the code again. TextWrangler is a free editor that works well with HTML code. Any text editor will do but do not save as richtext when you save. Make sure it's plain text.
OT