any 1 know how or where u can post a widget 1s uve created 1 i tried putting on Facebook and that didn’t work
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TheTrainman Reputation: 34 See TheTrainman's booth |
I don’t think Facebook will allow the script to run. Check in the help files there but I’m pretty sure that like here, it’s for security purposes. You can set one up on a web page of your own and make a screen shot and put that in as an image though.
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jamiro Reputation: 1261 See jamiro's booth |
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Not sure, I don’t do facebook, but some websites need the no javascript version. There is a link on Bonanzle, that will be visible, after you make your widget, save and to copy that version.
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AnnappleBonanza Reputation: 88 See AnnappleBonanza's booth |
I’ve never tried it but its easy to add it to html on your own website! That’s what I’ve done at [URL removed]
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froggieb Reputation: 774 See froggieb's booth |
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