Hi Joe - and others.

Here's a cool feature, and apparently a Conversion Help for Affiliate marketers.

Just testing if the code goes through in the post here;

<script src=”http://j.maxmind.com/app/geoip.js”></script> <br /> <br /> Country Code: <script>document.write(geoip_country_code());</script> <br /> Country Name: <script>document.write(geoip_country_name());</script> <br /> City: <script>document.write(geoip_city());</script> <br /> Region: <script>document.write(geoip_region());</script> <br /> Region Name: <script>document.write(geoip_region_name());</script> <br /> <br /> If not you can see it here; <br /> http://lukepeerfly.com/demos/maxmind/ <br /> <br /> Cheers

OK, Forget about the code above - it's mangled up.

Check the attachment or Demo Page here;
http://lukepeerfly.com/demos/maxmind/


Joe;

I installed the the first script line in the install module;
WillStrohl.Injection_01.02.01_Install

And the rest of it in a page HTML module.
But it doesn't collect or display the location date.
Just the titles that are in the code itself.

Also;
When I install script in the HTML modules lately (including Google Script) it disappears or become invisible?? How come? Is it still there?

As I write this I come to think about the "simple text editor", will go and try that one as well on this page;
http://www.goldcoastwebwiz.com/SEOW...esign.aspx

Cheers Mate...

Olle...

You might also want to look at the 40Finger Style Helper Skin Object. I think it's a bit more modern than Will' module. It also seems to have have a few more options.

Hi Joe.

Yea, I checked the "StyleHelper", but I'm not really after styling Joe?
I just want to enter some JAVA Script.
(Even sent Timo Breumelhof an Email to see what he thinks about it.)

Shouldn't WillStrohl Installer Module be sufficient for that job?

All I want to do is add a few lines with automated location data.
Doesn't really care in what formatting it is.


Does this make sense..... or am I confusing as usual.

Cheers Mate..


Olle..

Here's the 4 lines as they should be displayed;
http://lukepeerfly.com/demos/maxmind/

The StyleHelper will inject javascript files.

What it does
The 40FINGERS Style Helper Skin object allows you to add CSS and Javascript links and meta tags to the head of your page.
It can also remove CSS links for the head of the page (like the UnloadCSS skin object).

This skin object allows you to set conditions for the adding the file links / meta tags, based on browser, username, role, query string etc.
These filters can be positive (include) or negative (exclude).

Thanks Joe.
Got stuck on a lot of other stuff - but are now back to look at "The 40 Fingers"

However, the below seem to be all install instructions Timo provides?
Little thin for an rusty old fart like me Joe.

Add the skin object to your skin

Add to ASCX skin:
<-----<%@ Register TagPrefix="fortyfingers" TagName="STYLEHELPER" Src="~/DesktopModules/40Fingers/SkinObjects/StyleHelper/StyleHelper.ascx" %>
<fortyfingers:STYLEHELPER ID="STYLEHELPER1" AddCssFile="Red.css" runat="server" />---->


DotNetNuke Version: 06.02.06 (10)
DarkKnight - 2 - Column Right Mega Menu.

2-Column-Right-Mega-Menu.ascx

Cheers

Olle.
PS, See attachment for more info.

Take a look at the videos for the Bootstrap skin. There are some parts that show how to add the 40Fingers Stylehelper and how to use it in a skin to add js and css files.

Hi Joe.
Found this one; ""Creating a Responsive Twitter Bootstrap Skin for DotNetNuke 7 Part 2 - Skin Objects""

But PART 1 doesn't want to show up in searches here?
Can you please give me the full name Joe.


Thanks...

Olle...

Sure: View Issue 82: Creating a Responsive Twitter Bootstrap Skin for DotNetNuke 7.

http://www.dnncreative.com/Training...fault.aspx