No I meant the html code to load the script if I already had uploaded it to the website?
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There is no direct way to paste the code in weebly. But if I save the code as php and upload it is there a way to use it?I don't know what script you mean exactly. You should paste the last php code I gave into the page you want. Then add the html code of content locker pro where I told you. (look at the code)
Ah man.. we were almost there. Guess I need to find a way to do this in javascript. No need to show you clp code as it is a basic html code. Because all I was trying to do is use an html code to load the script because weebly only allows me to add html code and pasting the php script would not work but java is allowed in weebly.I'm confused now on what your doing. I thought you were looking at 000webhost ?
Maybe you can pm me some code of content locker pro, because otherwise I think this is not going to work....
So I was thinking I could use an html code that would do the following:
Use php script from URL:"blahblahblah.com/yourscript.php"
Because right now I made a landing page and all so I cant move 000webhost
Mmmmm.....
To refer to a script on a other document, you need php code. There is no code in html that will allow you to include a other page. I'm not sure if javascript can do this. In php you would do it like this:
<?
include("mypagetoinclude.php");
?>
By the way Javascript and Java are two very different coding lanuages
To refer to a script on a other document, you need php code. There is no code in html that will allow you to include a other page. I'm not sure if javascript can do this. In php you would do it like this:
<?
include("mypagetoinclude.php");
?>
By the way Javascript and Java are two very different coding lanuages
By the way Javascript and Java are two very different coding lanuages
Yeah I guess there is no way to do it without javascript. And yes I meant javascript not java.
Thanks for taking the time to help me anyways!