This is a basic question about incorporating javacript into a standard page - in particular how to reference a Javascript file of type .js. I am not a basic user, however, and I though I could easily find the answer in some doc or other, but no such luck
I can make a page recognize a .js file by putting a link to a file asset (the js file) into the Parse File for the page's design but that seems very clumsy.
The raw-html option has been suggested as another way to do it . I have no idea how this mode is supposed to work, however, since if you set a page to raw-html, after you save it, you don't seem to be able to edit it (?!)
Any help appreciated
Once you convert a DIV to a Raw HTML content type, the editing interface for it becomes a text area instead of a WYSIWYG editor. You can then paste your SCRIPT tag in there and Matrix wont do anything to it.
If you cant edit the content after you changed it, maybe you lost the lock. If you're using the simple edit interface instead of the admin interface, your site design may also be causing issues, although this is unlikely.