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    jake74
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Hi, I was able top add java script to all joomla 1.5 templates from cloudaccess.net. such as adsense and affiliate tracking code, but with the joomla 2.5 and or the J51 - Novation template I am unable to.

I usually add the script within modules and it works fine. I have added script in the template parameters of the J51 - Novation and edited the text filters and still does not work

Is there a module or extension I may upload and install to allow me to use java script code for joomla 2.5 and or J51 - Novation template?

Thank you
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Hi Jake

Which editor are you using to add your code to the module? For best results we would recommend switching to the CodeMirror editor included with Joomla. You can then add your code using Joomlas 'Custom HTML' module (Extensions -> Module Manager -> New -> Custom HTML), assigning it to the position of your choice.

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Hi, thanks .. I found the JCE editor

http://www.joomlacontenteditor.net/downloads/editor/category/editor-2


but seems to be a small gliche with the adsense code.. I may try your suggestion.. thanks
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