JavaScript
with Office Live
How to add JavaScript to
webpage?
External (Server side) JavaScript is not
supported in Office Live so if you want to integrate
JavaScript on your pages then there are three ways to do it.
A. Use Office Live HTML module for simple inline JavaScript.(for Simple JavaScript)
B. Use iFrame concept to integrate JavaScript on the pages.(for Server side JavaScript)
C. Create .htm/.html page using below procedure.(for Server side JavaScript/Complex JavaScript)
How to create .htm/.html page with Office
Live?
1. Create a normal
.aspx webpage with Office Live.
2. Design the webpage
the way you want (Except adding JavaScript module)
3.
Once your are done, view page
4. Save this page to
your local hard disk, Go to Files -> Save as-> Web page
complete (.htm or .html)
5. Open saved page in IE
(Eg: JavaScript_page.htm)
6. Go to View -> Source;
Source code will open in Notepad or Wordpad.
7. Now
Place JavaScript code wherever you want
8. Refresh
JavaScript_page.htm and see how it looks.
9. Search for
“JavaScript_page_files/” in the source code
10. Remove
“JavaScript_page_files/” from the source code.
11. Refresh
JavaScript_page.htm, You may see alignment is completelty
gone; Don’t worry!!!
12. Close source code
file.
13. Go to "JavaScript_page_files" folder which
is along with JavaScript_page.htm.
14. You will find some
JavaScripts and images in this folder, copy and paste along
with JavaScript_page.htm
15. Open JavaScript_page.htm, now
you will see your original page back!
16. Upload
JavaScript_page.htm, JavaScript and images associated with to
your Documents Gallery
(www.YourOfficeLiveSite.com/Documents)
17. Open
www.YourOfficeLiveSite.com/Documents/JavaScript_page.htm in
new window and see how it looks.
18. Links this page
wherever you want!
Note: Above procedure is applicable
only for IE, we don’t know whether it works for other browsers
or not but you can try.
This page is created using
above procedure, you may be seeing nice clock on this page
(that is Complex JavaScript) and bottom ads has server side
script.
