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4 Responses to How to Create a Custom Facebook Page with FBJS
mike H
March 17th, 2010 at 5:18 am
could be you have it installed – but is corrupt – try repaing from tools – manage addins – could also be an issue with your internet security being too high – checkout tools – internet options – advanced – look for java settings and if they are ticked until – if they are unticked ticked – sounds a bit odd but this does work
laststrawberry93
March 21st, 2010 at 3:21 pm
a secondary source is written by someone who wasn't there/actually witnessed the event taken place.
for example: history textbooks are secondary sources because the historian wasn't actually there when lets say: when colombus sailed the ocean blue.
however, in the history book, it may contain excerpts (or parts) of a primary source. example: descriptions of a woman in the 1800s telling us about her daily chores.
an example of a primary source would be The Diary of Anne Frank.
just "JR"
March 26th, 2010 at 11:51 pm
there are a couple of ways the two most basic are server side includes and php includes some servers do not support one or the other depending on how the server was set up and what is installed so first thing to do is isolate the code that you want to reappear in multiple pages and then save that to a new html file next if you use php includes your files that you want this page to be included in must have the .php file extension which just means that its an html page that can support php scripts as long as the server can as well. to include the file simply type
<?php include("file_name"); ?>
where you want the code to be inserted on the page
for server side includes again copy the code to a new file however if the file is just html save with .shtml extension if it is an asp or php page than save with appropriate extension. the file type of the page that has the include statement can be html or php or any number of web page file extensions just put the following line in where you want the code to be
<!–#include virtual="file_name" –>
Nayana Adassuriya
March 28th, 2010 at 5:23 pm
go to
http://www.jsall.blogspot.com
lot of things there