Various situations call for adding javascript to a page in various areas .. for example, the new Amazon product review feature requires an additional javascript section after all of the material but before the end </body> tag

Using a text/html module in the bottom pane, or trying to put it in the footer doesn't seem to work - footer is too short and the module says "not available"

So I'm wondering .. is there a general approach to placeing javascript (and falsh objects) in various places?

Head

Body - before content

Body after content

Outside body but before and html

etc.

Also addressing the insertioon of the script tag itself vs insertion of a file load statement for external javascript file in cases where is does not fit directly (eg the Header area via the site setting Header text box whihc seems to have a maximum)

Maybe this is addresses somewhere and I missed it? If so just point me to it. TIA

Hi:

Thanks for that .. but I am looking for a way to add it as a module to a page in all of the various areas it may be needed in without having to resort to skin changes.

The way a page admin/editor would want to do it

I was thinking it existed but I just didn't see it yet .. but maybe there needs to be a new module? An "add javascript to wherever" module? Or am I being goofy?

Hi:

Text? I assume you mean the html tab since there is only design and html tabs. (even though the module is called text/html implying the design tab is text if the html tab is html  :)

Anyway, it causes "error -  the module is not available" which I have reported several times to the forums with no replies or comments. I'm using 4.3.3 .. maybe it is a version issue?

Even if it worked .. I think we may still need a consistent way to add javascript in places it is not currently provided  for page editing .. particularly with so much new javascript activity (ajax and all) as well as flash.

Or maybe I am missing the big picture?