IF I ADD JAVA SCRIPT TO MY WEBSITE, WILL IT SHOW UP IN MY PAGE SOURCE CODE?
Question by CommanderCrusty:
If I add java script to my website, will it show up in my page source code?
I just added some java script based tracking code to my website, but when I go to my web page and click on View–>Page Source, I do not see my code. Shouldn’t the java script be in there? Thanks.
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Answer by AVIS247
Its there, it might be in a different frame than the one you are checking.
Good luck
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about 2 years ago
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about 2 years ago
you will only get paid if people actually click on the ad’s. you can’t choose to have pay per impression on your website unless your chosen to have it. so go ahead and sign up for google adsense now, it will take about a week for them to accept you. then you can create your customized ad’s as either text, image, or both for your website. each page can have up to 3 google ad’s on it, not including link ad’s or search ad’s.
you will only make money if you are able to get lots of traffic to your website everyday. each click you get will probably be worth anywhere from $0.50 to $3.00. ofcourse it can be a lot less or a lot more but thats usually the average. hope that helps
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about 2 years ago
First, you will only get paid when they click.
Second, why doesn’t your small company capitalize on the traffic instead of giving it away to your competitors at a $0.03 per click?
about 1 year ago
If you put tags around it, it will show up in comments. This is useful if the user does not have JavaScript enabled. But to answer your question, yes, it will show up in the source.
about 1 year ago
Javascript is executed by the client browser. so, it must be downloaded by the client.
It maybe you can’t see it because you placed the javascript inside a sperate file and put a link to that file inside your page.
when you click view source make sure if the page have any - noticed the slash?
And, yes, JavaScript can appear at any point in the page's source.
And if it's not there, look for a file that ends with ".js", something like utils.js
Have fun with it
wellness to you...
Thor
about 1 year ago
If you use external js file in your page,you can not see the code like this:
but you use this way:
you will see the js code in the view of sourcecode