By keanu007 on

Hello I have a simple Javascript that calls a

SomePlayer(3990, 400, 300);

I added this to a Drupal page, (as Full HTML ).But the problem is I get a "IE cannot open the side http://somethig Operation oberted".

But this works fine without Drupal, when I use it as a simple HTML with the Javascript in it.

Does

1.Drupal have a different way of handling JS scripts
2.I used the Impout format in the page as FULL HTML , is that casuing the problem
3.Are there any built in security for Drupal that stops Java Scripts from executing with the code.

Please Help me !!!

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vm’s picture

vm commented

Try using the php input format

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keanu007 commented

Cannot figure out why ..a simple html file on the same server does not give the problem.

Is there any other way to do this? Thank you

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vm commented

please post the code you are trying to use wrapped in code tags so that it isn't stripped.

or link to the .html file using paste bin if necessary.
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keanu007 commented 
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://dl.tvunetworks.com/webplayer/webplayer.js">
</script>
<script type="text/JavaScript">
tvuplayerX(3990, 400, 300);</script>

The problem with this is that it works sometime but fails most of the times within Drupal, but always works for the html file.

Thanks

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Oblivious-1 commented

Try this and see if it helps...

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://dl.tvunetworks.com/webplayer/webplayer.js">
</script>
<script type="text/JavaScript">
  $(document).ready(function(){
    tvuplayerX(3990, 400, 300);
  });
</script

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keanu007 commented

Does not seem to work.Thank you though.Also the above strips of my menus's etc.

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Oblivious-1 commented

Odd. My first guess is that the script is being called before the linked source is fully loaded or the target element has been rendered. Using jQuery's $(document).ready() should prevent the script from loading until everything is ready to go. But it didn't. And it sounds like it broke things too. So I don't know offhand.

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keanu007 commented

But the Image of the player is loaded though, it is just that the player does not work.and yes it broke all the surrounding menu's too