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10/30/2007 12:20 PM
 

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hallo the people,

I built this skin based on a .html template, as described in a good tutorial. Now I have a problem, my html file is a template of what will be shown between the <body> and </body> tags. So I wonder: how do I accesss the head section, for example to add some javascript? And can I modify the body tag? Because I need to make a javascript "onload". Do I have to build my skin in another way to access the head section and the body tag? I know there is a way of making skins based on a ascx file, rather then a html file, but this is quite misterious to me.

Thanks for advice
 
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10/31/2007 3:40 AM
 
Peter Schotman


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IMHO there is not much difference between html and ascx, I prefer the latter because I find it easier to change the properties of controls.

In ascx files you can add js code between script tags in the page. You can do something like this: 

<  script type = "text/javascript"   >
wndow.onload = function() { ....}

<  /  script  >

Peter

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11/1/2007 2:52 AM
 

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well, I have a .js file with some function. In a normal static website I would put <script type="...." src="..."></script> into the head section of my page, and then I would change the <body> tag into <body onload=....>.... The problem with dnn is that I don't know how to access the <head> and the body tag.... Yes I can write javascript code into the html template, but the template doesn't contain <body> and <head> tags because these are generated automatically by dnn (as far as I understod).
 
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11/1/2007 8:53 AM
 

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hallo the people, I found out that I can modify the rest of the page (head, etc) by editing the file default.aspx. The problem is that this default.aspx applies to all the portals and not all the portals should have the same javascipts in the head section. Any idea?
 
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11/1/2007 9:05 AM
 
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I normally put my scripts at the bottom of my skin files.  I find the scripts to be more consistent that way.  And if you need one of the scripts to be called onload, you can use the JavaScript accessor to do that:

window.onload

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