[twiforum]

I'm trying to integrate DFP Google publisher asynchronous tags on our installation; which requires the following header code:

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

I've tried adding this code to headerinclude at the end. The first block of javascript shows up in the page source when added, but the second block doesn't show up and I get an "unclosed curly brace expression" error.

I've tried enclosed the entire code block in <vb:literal> tags. I've tried enclosing first one block and then the other. But nothing I can do will get that second block to show up.

Any advice/suggestions would be greatly appreciated...

[del Drago]

I'm having the same issue. Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks.

--------------- Added 07 Jan 2012 at 16:20 ---------------

Okay, I think that I figured out the issue. Perhaps this will help someone else.

First, to avoid the "unclosed curly brace expression" error, the code added to the header must be enclosed in <vb:literal> tags as such:

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

Now for me, the reason that the second ad wasn't showing was because I had generated new tag codes after inserting the first ad.

Apparently every time that you generate tags, all of the header codes change. So... if you should generate new tags for any reason, you need to go into the headerinclude template and completely replace the header code from before.

I hope that this is helpful to someone.

[xlguy]

Is there a similar way of getting this to work on 3.8? Is there a literal tag, or any easy way of creating the same effect?

[BirdOPrey5]

Originally Posted by xlguy

Is there a similar way of getting this to work on 3.8? Is there a literal tag, or any easy way of creating the same effect?

Try escaping each single quote...

Basically use a text editor and do a find/replace

find: '
replace: \'

paste the new code into the template and try again.

[xlguy]

Hi, thanks for that but unfortunately it's not that simple (I did try after your suggestion).

I think it's to do with the {} or perhaps the fact this code uses function names?

In headerinclude I'm putting:

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

In my templates, to call an ad (for example) 160sky, I put:

Block Disabled:      (Update License Status)
Suspended or Unlicensed Members Cannot View Code.

Any ideas? Thanks

[BirdOPrey5]

Maybe just put the javascript in an external file and call it the usual way?

http://www.tizag.com/javascriptT/javascriptexternal.php