Re: [mv] Adding Javascript functions to catalog

[Eric Paul <epaul@spellbook.net>]

And when was the last time you convinced a client to do the RIGHT thing 
instead of the PRETTY thing?  I'm just happy I convinced them to use a UNIX 
based server and not some M$ crap :P

At 08:48 PM 12/9/99 , you wrote:
>******    message to minivend-users from Ryan Hertz 
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>Or, convince your client that using mouseovers effectively doubles the 
>number of images required (on/off) and nearly doubles the download time of 
>your site.  Most people will abort a page that takes more than 15 seconds 
>to load.
>
>At 05:34 PM 12/9/1999 , you wrote:
>>******    message to minivend-users from Ed LaFrance 
>><edlafrance@printexusa.com>     ******
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>>Use the SRC attribute of the SCRIPT tag:
>>
>><SCRIPT language="Javascript"
>>SRC="my_relative_directory/my_scriptsfile.js"></SCRIPT>
>>
>>Put all your javascripts in a text file with a ".js" extension, somewhere
>>in your filespace, and link it to whatever pages you need to using the
>>above tag pair in the header of each catalog page.  This way all the
>>scripts are centrally located, and if you ever need to make changes, you
>>only need to do so in your ".js" file; every page that contains this tag
>>will always be working with the latest scripts!
>>
>>- Ed L.
>>
>>
>> >******    message to minivend-users from Eric Paul <epaul@spellbook.net>
>> >******
>> >
>> >Is there any easy way to add a hefty amount of Javascript code to the HEAD
>> >section of all my minivend pages?  My client wants to make the navigation
>> >images change color when you move your mouse over them.  Really simple
>> >little script, but it takes a lot of setup code to do that really simple
>> >function.  And I'm not looking forward to going into each and every file
>> >with a HEAD in it and copying in that code, because I know I'll probably
>> >miss one.  Plus if they decide they want to change things later, then I
>> >have to go thru each one of those files again and change the script.  Any
>> >suggestions of how I can make this easier to maintain?
>> >
>> >Eric
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>> >Eric Paul
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