So, I\'m trying to find an answer to why this problem is happening; I\'ve fixed the problem, but I want to know why it happened.
Why does the document.write method not work? Here\'s my code: <SCRIPT LANGUAGE = \"JavaScript\">
I\'m trying to find a way to ease my users life (by avoiding render blocking) by removing all document.write() that could be made by ads scripts.
I\'m pulling in a 3rd party JavaScript file which makes use of document.write, but what\'s being written needs to be manipulated - preferably before it hits the page.What I\'ve come up with is the fol
I want to add a element to 开发者_如何学编程the body in my Firefox Extension per javascript. document.write(\"ads\");
In my code, I created 5 iframes with script tag in them to get responses from server. we need to do this in parallel. Also because of the cross-domain issues, we did not choose Ajax tech, just creatin
my question might be a bit confusing, but here is what i would like to do. i have a script: <script>
Is it the same if you load javascript to the page like this: <script src=\"http://domain.net/script.js\" type=\"text/javascript\"></script>
Is there a way to document.write variables on a separate page and have them stay there even if you refresh both pages?I kind of want the separate page to work as a database for the vars on the first p
I have an external script which loads advertisements. The script being loaded includes 开发者_运维技巧calls to document.write. The problem is this delays the doc ready for the site.I would like to del