I can’t help or even discuss browser issues — there are too many different browsers, operating systems and versions… (I don’t even want to know what browser you or your users are using)…

With that said — to save a PDF, click “Save a Copy” once it’s in the browser, or, to prevent the browser from displaying a PDF (or any file), RIGHT CLICK on the PDF link and then select “Save Link As…” (or similar function if your browser has one).

Since you need to deal with HTML, CSS, Javascript, DOM, jQuery and Volusion — this isn’t really beginner stuff — but here’s a bit of help that might get you closer.

1). I tried adding the code in between ” after .innerHTML, but nothing showed up.

Most likely this is a syntax / encoding issue — you need to know how to work with Javascript. If the (red) “something new and different” appears, the script works and everything is in place to do the customization.

Also — note that ‘myid1′ refers to a DIV tag — you need to make sure that the Javasciprt is properly coded AND that there is no broken or improperly nested OR conflicting HTML in that code.

2). You can include the javascript in the head section of the template for your store. You’ll need to FTP the files in place, then use an absolute path to be sure they are always found, e.g.- if you upload to the /mystuff/ directory, the script tag and path would be something like —

<script type="text/javascript" src="http://example.com/v/vspfiles/mystuff/jquery-1.2.3.js" ></script>

NOTE: there are some jQuery files already loaded in some Volusion installations — use FireFox / Firebug to see what’s already there… On that note, you may also cause some conflicts uploading other jQuery files.

3). you can upload a CSS file to the same directory where your template’s CSS files are located and then add the name of that file to the imports.css file and it will be included.

Randy.

if(location.href.indexOf(‘ProductDetails.asp’) != -1) {
document.getElementById(‘myid1′).innerHTML = ‘something new and different‘;
}

Another issue that I am having is implementing the .css and .js. for the jQuery Multi Level CSS Menu.

Any help or recommendations is appreciated!

Regards
Daniel

You would just use the “DOM hook” method I’ve described — the hardest part is probably getting the syntax right so the Adsense code doesn’t get mangled by the javascript that does the replacement.

Have you been able to replace anything using the DOM method?

I’d try to get a single word or image to appear where you want, then work on replacing that with the Adsense ad code.