We are trying to use filemanager to maintain a website, www.dailyinventory.com and have a problem with it. On the pages that are within the frame we have a line of html as follows:
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="/footer.js"></SCRIPT>
Which basically loads a simple javascript to put an image / banner and some text at the bottom of the page. When we load the page in filemanager to modify it, it interprets the javascript code and places the image and text in the html, along with the above <SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="/footer.js"></SCRIPT>. So after one edit, we have 2 footers (one script, one html in the page). If we edit again we have 3, etc. If we switch to text and delete the new html filemanager made, it gets put right back when we save it. Is there a way of stopping filemanager from interpreting the javascript on the page and making the html?
<SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="/footer.js"></SCRIPT>
Which basically loads a simple javascript to put an image / banner and some text at the bottom of the page. When we load the page in filemanager to modify it, it interprets the javascript code and places the image and text in the html, along with the above <SCRIPT language=JavaScript src="/footer.js"></SCRIPT>. So after one edit, we have 2 footers (one script, one html in the page). If we edit again we have 3, etc. If we switch to text and delete the new html filemanager made, it gets put right back when we save it. Is there a way of stopping filemanager from interpreting the javascript on the page and making the html?