Need help adding a JSCRIPT file

[kelly60]

I just signed up for an email popup from Padiact. They gave me a javascript code that I am supposed to paste on each page. After reading through this forums I was able to figure out that I go to includes/template/mytemplate/jscript and create a new file and put the javascript into that file. This is what I did. I left permissions like all the other jscripts in that folder, 644, and I saved it as a .txt file. But I can't get it to validate on the padiact website and it doesn't seem to be working. Is there something that I missed?

My website is
http://nfbotanicals.com

An email sign up should pop up after visiting at least 2 pages...incase someone would like to test it. I tested it but nothing pops up, but since I am the owner I am not sure if it will work for me.

I am a new zencart owner and trying to understand php but don't have a good handle on it yet so please spell out any help as simple as possible...thank you!

[Design75]

You need to save the file as jscript_something.js not .txt

[kelly60]

You need to save the file as jscript_something.js not .txt

I saved it as jscript_padiact.js but in the cpanel when creating a file, right below the box for putting the new name there is a drop box that is defaulted at "text document". The other choices are HTML Document, PERL script, SHELL script. I left the default there and clicked "create"...thats what I meant by making it a txt document.

[davewest]

I saved it as jscript_padiact.js but in the cpanel when creating a file, right below the box for putting the new name there is a drop box that is defaulted at "text document". The other choices are HTML Document, PERL script, SHELL script. I left the default there and clicked "create"...thats what I meant by making it a txt document.

I see a script error in jscript_padlact.js file..
you should not have any html tags in a js file, remove them and it should work.

<!-- PadiAct Code --> 
<script type="text/javascript">
code section...
</script>

[kelly60]

Yaaay! Thank you so much, Davewest...that did the trick!