Use JavaScript to update your website dynamically

Use JavaScript to update your website dynamically If you have been on the Inteet for a while 'time, you've probably seen many examples of the use of JavaScript. JavaScript is a scripting language used to create special effects on your website, but you know that can also be used as a powerful tool for designing websites? Have you ever joined a new affiliate program or created a new publication that you want to add to your navigation set up, but terrible having to manually add links to each page of your site? You can use JavaScript to dynamically update all the pages on your website with only one. This technique is the same technology used by many associations of Inteet services. It allows them to deliver content dynamically updated at each site in their program.Before start, if you want to see an example of a navigation system that is dynamically displayed, visit the Web site This site has more than a thousand pages and every navigation system displays using JavaScript. If I want to add a link, I only have an update file and each page is automatically updated.The first step in creating the diet is to create the JavaScript file that contains the content of your site. To do this, open a text editor such as Notepad, and then simply copy and paste the configuration into a new navigation page. It is not necessary to start with the page so that only the creation of a power supply section of your web page that has already tags.Once those who create the new HTML page containing the navigation is now necessary to add a JavaScript code for each line of HTML.The your first line of your new file will look like this: the last line.Here 's how your code could look like: Each backslash () must be preceded by another backslash. Example: Each apostrophe ( ') must be preceded by a backslash.Example: "You can include more than HTML coding and JavaScript, however, it is not possible to include JavaScript that must access another file that you created run.After content and added special JavaScript coding, you must save the new file. Try to choose a name that reflects your file such navigate.js and make sure your name is not more than eight letters.Next, you must create a new directory on the server where to store the HTML file. Name this directory "content" (without the quotes) and upload your new. Js in ASCII.Here 's where the magic happens ... Place the following code in your HTML where you want the content to display navigate.js. Make sure you change the URL and directed to your new one. Js. The following code must appear exactly as it appears. Make sure there are no spaces after the first line of code. <script "JavaScript" language = src = "">   </ SCRIPT> If you followed the above steps, your navigation system will now be displayed on your web page. If you receive a script error, most of the time, is due to additional space at the end of a line or a character or missing. Be sure to go over the code very closely. Once you've created your content and feed, it displays the contents of your site, update the file will be simple.I do not want the JavaScript for you, I use a script called great speaker for the Master code. I strongly recommend it.Using JavaScript for navigation in place not only allows you to update the content of each page of your website, but can also save valuable hours time.Copyright? Shelley LoweryAbout the Author: Shelley Lowery is the author of the famous courses in web design, web design Mastery "(and" eBook Starter - Give your books look like a real book "(to subscribe to a subscription and eTIP receive a copy of Shelley's famous ebook, "Killer Inteet Marketing Strategies." You have permission to publish this article electronically, on paper, in your ebook or on your website for free, whether the author subtitle is included.