using VSD but need to use some html

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Hi all,
I need to copy and paste some code on my site from a 3rd party vendor in order to use their graphic link (this is a service that provides customer feedback and resolution).

Is this possible in VSD?

Thanks
Joe McCarron

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Sure can. Use the HTML Tool on the left hand navigation..
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Thanks for the quick reply Scott.
Tried the html tool but the graphic isnt displaying on the web page.
Here is the code I placed in BODY.
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<!-- start RatePoint Site Seal - Please, do not change -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="//siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/js/rpfixPNG.js"></script><a target="_blank" href="http://www.ratepoint.com/profile/3353"><img src="//siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/seal/3353/9.png" width="116" height="82" border="0" alt="RatePoint Site Seal" onload='rpfixPNG(this)' /></a>
<!-- end RatePoint Site Seal - Please, do not change -->
-------END OF CODE------------------------------
I left the header blank and I didnt ADD files

Any comments on what I should try.

Thanks
Joe McCarron

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I don't know the answer but I am waiting for the answer as well. I have tried to use the HTML tool for months and I just "get" it. I have always given up before, but now I really don't want to give up. I was just about to submit my plea for help!!! I need very detailed step x step instructions. Everything I have tried just results in having the code displayed but not the applet.
Tammy
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Hello noweare
I was reading the forum and came across your topic.
It work for me. use the Body HTML
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/js/rpfixPNG.js"></script>
<a target="_blank" href="http://www.ratepoint.com/profile/3353"><img src="http://siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/seal/3353/9.png" width="116" height="82" border="0" alt="RatePoint Site Seal" onload='rpfixPNG(this)' /></a>

"Jim"
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I took that exact code and placed it in with VSD HTML Tool and it worked fine.


<!-- start RatePoint Site Seal - Please, do not change -->
<script type="text/javascript" src="//siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/js/rpfixPNG.js"></script><a target="_blank" href="http://www.ratepoint.com/profile/3353"><img src="//siteseal.ratepoint.com/member/seal/3353/9.png" width="116" height="82" border="0" alt="RatePoint Site Seal" onload='rpfixPNG(this)' /></a>
<!-- end RatePoint Site Seal - Please, do not change -->


Now VSD will not prompt you to upload any files as this is the HTML Tool. If you need to upload a file, you need to go into Settings/Add Files.
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I've never seen links start with a double slash "//" without HTTP: in front of it (one or none for a relative path, but not two). I assumed that was breaking the image link.
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Adam R. wrote:
I've never seen links start with a double slash "//" without HTTP: in front of it (one or none for a relative path, but not two). I assumed that was breaking the image link.

That is a sub domain it seens like, they use //siteseal.ratepoint.com instead of http://siteseal.ratepoint.com
"Jim"
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Adam R. wrote:
I've never seen links start with a double slash "//" without HTTP: in front of it (one or none for a relative path, but not two). I assumed that was breaking the image link.

I tried it like that to //siteseal.ratepoint.com and it didn't work for me I had to place http: in front.
"Jim"

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