Don't understand how to get .js Verifications to show

[Bronco78th]

Hi Guys,

So Im setting up a new project and ive got a bunch of security verifications/SSL certificate etc.

As most will be aware the verifiers simply provide a java script and say copy and paste to the relevant pages.

Something like below -

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://XXXXXXX/js/1.js" async></script>

Now im using Anna's westminster New Template and she has her own footer in there, which Is something I think I can work with and figure out

However Ideally want these verifications shown in the Header.

Ive copied the above code and created a .js file which is in the Your Templates/JS folder (with the Script tags)

What I don't understand from there is how would I actually call the script from say the header or link in the footer, what code do I use?

Ive also tried simply pasting the above with the .js file into the common/tpl_main template file and can't get anything to show up? (Yes I know that won't show in the header...I was trying to get ANYTHING to show up ;) )

How do I get these things to work?

Kind Regards,

John

[lat9]

John, you can "package" that javascript into a file named jscript_something.php:

<?php
//- This will load the 1.js file
?>
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://XXXXXXX/js/1.js" async></script>

and locate that file in /includes/templates/westminster_new/jscript/jscript_something.php.

The file will be auto-loaded on every page generated by your Zen Cart installation and located in the page's header.

[mc12345678]

Although, be advised that if your pages are offered at all with http: that you will likely get a mixed content notification when using the full src uri that includes https: when visiting such a http: page.

Also would/could be a problem if the site's folder changes or the template in its entirety is copied to another uri. The more "relative" the link can be made the more flexible the installation and less work needed for future installs/changes.

[Website Rob]

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://XXXXXXX/js/1.js" async></script>

With that template you cannot use the "async" attribute, nor the "defer" for that matter.

What I don't understand from there is how would I actually call the script from say the header or link in the footer, what code do I use?

The following files are where you put code according to where you want it to show.

/includes/templates/westminster_new/common/
tpl_footer.php
tpl_header.php
tpl_main_page.php

You cannot just insert code wherever you want though. Without knowing more about what the JS is doing it's hard to say exactly where the code should go.

[Bronco78th]

Cheers for the help.

I got it working by doing this -

Created a .js file containing -

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.ywxi.net/js/1.js" async></script>

Then in the tpl_main_page.php put

//- This will load the 1.js file 

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.ywxi.net/js/1.js" async></script></div>

Which results in the McAfee secure certificate and verification in the bottom right of the screen.

http://jphgiftware.com/zc/

I am however getting the following error relating to the above in the developers inspection when looking at the site.

Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <

Any Ideas?

I'm now Struggaling with the GoDaddy Version.

Again just says copy and paste this code to relevant position in the footer......obviously more to it than that.

<span id="siteseal"><script async type="text/javascript" src="https://seal.godaddy.com/getSeal?sealID=YHoxFQxtucBzRVwZaFXehmBwPgont2kHvuRpBSQr0869F9wh8XYm0SpPr5F0"></script></span>

I know there is a sidebox mod for GD but looks way out of date and I don't wish to add more side boxes other than the categories.

Cheers for the help guys!

John

[carlwhat]

in your header you have this:

<script type="text/javascript" src="includes/templates/westminster_new/jscript/jscript_McAfee.js"></script>

when you go to that link you have this:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.ywxi.net/js/1.js" async></script>

the browser is expecting javascript at that point. instead the first character is '<' which is what is unexpected.

you are incorrect in thinking that the code is what is giving you the mcAfee seal at the bottom right.

if you look at your source for your page, the bottom of the page has:

<!-- Mcavee Verification -->

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.ywxi.net/js/1.js" async></script></div>

<!--- eofMcavee Verification -->

which is where that seal is coming from.

my recommendation is to delete this file:

includes/templates/westminster_new/jscript/jscript_McAfee.js

which should resolve your 'Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token <' error and you should still have you seal.

good luck!

[Bronco78th]

Cheers Carl that did indeed fix the error.

Regards,

John