Hi all,
I have spent a long time trying to get this sorted. I have searched high and low to get an answer. I hope one of you experts can help :mrgreen:
I have a gif on a webpage (a chinese flag).
When someone clicks on the gif they are brought off to Babalfish for a translation of the page. This works fine. EXCEPT.
Instead of hardcoding each URL e.g. into the gif link I tried to use a piece of Javascript that shows the URL of the page. This means that I can put this code on my web page template and I will not have to hardcode the URL.
Original Code for gif link.
<a href=""><img src="" alt="Simplified Chinese" width="25" height="15" border="0"></a> Attempted Code for Javascript....
<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
document.write (location.href)document.write ("<p>")
document.write ("<a href='"+location.href+"'>Link To Current Page</a>")
document.write ("<a href="+location.href+">Here</a>")
// -->
</script> I have tried many variations.
Anyone got any ideas?
Thanks in Advance
Zoned.