Gang:
Has anyone out there successfully integrated an Assistly contact form Widget (which uses jquery and fancybox) into an EE template?
My entire site is essentially Boyink’s toots, with a different template. I have his contact form (http://www.ebookconversion.biz/coffee/contact) as mine; I’d like to substitute the widget. The widget is essentially simply javascript, but I get whingy about it…if anyone here has successfully done this and has any pointers, I’d appreciate same.
EDITED TO ADD: Well, since, as usual, here in the Questions Graveyard, where questions go to die, no one had any thoughts or experience, here’s the code (script tags removed) and here’s my question:
// ******************************************************************************** // This needs to be placed in the document body where you want the widget to render // ******************************************************************************** new ASSISTLY.Widget({
version: 1,
site: 'sitename.assistly.com',
port: '80',
type: 'email',
displayMode: 1, //0 for popup, 1 for lightbox features: {
},
fields: {
ticket: {
// desc: '',
// labels_new: '',
// priority: '',
// subject: '',
// custom_book_title: ''
},
interaction: {
// email: '',
// name: ''
},
email: {
//subject: '',
//body: ''
},
customer: {
// company: '',
// desc: '',
// first_name: '',
// last_name: '',
// title: ''
}
}
}).render();I’ve already put the script calls in the header, which is an embedded template; at least they’ve not done any harm, as near as I can tell.
BUT, I either get a blank section of the template whither the widget should be (if I set the type as a webpage), OR a big white Screen O’Death with all the code sitting on it like a text file rendered in a browser if I take a flier and set it as JS. Obviously, I don’t know what I’m doing, and my EE guy is tied up until mid-November. I’m trying to put the js declarations in the head in ONE template and the actual script in another and kluge them together. Can anyone—anyone at ALL—provide some pointers?
Hitch