2). Not sure where else you tried to insert the hook, but the javascript will only work once on a page, (if you have multiple divs to update, you would need to loop through them — and/or have separate javascripts if the divs needed different customizations). Also, the div uses a (CSS) id, and you are only supposed to have one element for an id, (for multiple divs with shared attributes you’d use a class, not an id). So, make sure you only have (1) div to test on a product page (using this code), and make sure the div id matches the javascript reference.

1) In Step 3 above, you say, “a page with ProductDisplay.asp in the URL.” Is this correct or should it say, “a page with ProductDetails.asp in the URL.”

2) You mentioned using the ProductDescription_AbovePricing field for the DOM hook. When I insert my (DIV) in Step 1 above as described, it works. If I use another field, it doesn’t work. Can you please explain how the code in Step 3 is associated with the ProductDescription_AbovePricing field?

Thanks for your continued assistance,
Chris b.

if(location.href.indexOf(‘ProductDetails.asp’) ) {
document.getElementById(“AdobeRebate”).innerHTML=”THIS IS A TEST”;
}

If that works, then try the more complex strings — chances are you have a problem with a quote or other character that needs to be escaped, or your editor has inserted LF/CR or other code that is not visible but messing up the string.

The code I have is:

if(location.href.indexOf(‘ProductDetails.asp’) ) {
document.getElementById(“AdobeRebate”).innerHTML=’<B>Rebate Offer: $20.00 Price After Rebate: $96.99 You Save: $53.00 After MIR </b> Expires: 10/31/2010 <a href=”/v/rebates/adobereb.pdf” rel=”nofollow”>Click Here for Rebate Info</a>’;
}

if(location.href.indexOf(‘ProductDetails.asp’) ) {
document.getElementById(‘bundle’).innerHTML=’Bundle Deals (click image to view description)’;
}

-Tim