How to Replace Javascripts
JavaScript is used in conjunction with HTML code. This script allows web developers to include extra elements on their web pages in an effort to provide more interactivity or functionality. Because it is an open language, anyone can write JavaScript without needing to purchase a license or receive permission. Even though there are similarities with the full Java language, JavaScript was developed independently.
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Instructions
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Log in to your web server or blog.
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Open the HTML page that includes the JavaScript action you want to replace.
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Locate the line of JavaScript in the file that looks like this:
document.write ("action");
In this example, "action" is only a place holder for whatever the actual JavaScript action is in your code.
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Add the following JavaScript code to replace the current action with a new action:
document.write(str.replace("action", "new action"));
Remember that "action" and "new action" are only place holders for the actual actions you would place in the JavaScript.
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Click "Publish." The JavaScript has been replaced.
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