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Move your {literal}{/literal} tags to just before the javascript and just after the javascript. You currently have them before and after the HTML script declarations as opposed to the actual script itself. Also XHTML syntax does not allow UPPERCASE.
<script language="JavaScript"> {literal} <!-- code --> {/literal} </script> Hope that helps, -Mike P.S. Please put your version of 68C and template in your signiture (ie: V4.0.9 template: Default)
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I dont see where the images pulled up by the javascript are supposed to be displayed.
Your JS is in the doument so your literal tags are fine. Do you have alink to the location where you got this JS code?
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Jason,
You still don't have the {literal} tags where they are supposed to be. You still have UPPERCASE in your XHTML elements. The javascript element declaration is not complete. Again, the format should be as such: <script language='javascript' type='text/javascript'> <-- This is a proper script declaration Not Script Language {literal} <!-- Your javascript code --> {/literal} </script> <-- NOT </SCRIPT In addition, as Larry has pointed out... I don't see how/where this code is getting and/or placing ads. Where is this code from? Are you putting additional code somewhere else in your document? -Mike
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