Hi,
I tried with several combinations of javascript and it seems like (including
src, replace method, cookie etc) are not allowed in item description. One
thing I can definitely try to do for you is that - if you can give me the
item description and tell me what is the effect you want to
The original error message told exactly what the problem is with jQuery
(albeit as part of a poorly worded laundry list):
Your listing cannot contain javascript(.cookie, cookie(, replace(,
IFRAME, META, or includes), cookies or base href
If you search the jQuery source for those strings, you'll
I threw together the most basic sample here:
http://erikpeterson.brinkster.net/ebay/template/test.html
Basically the file is just jQuery and a very basic script but eBay
isn't allowing it (I'm not loading it through src). Any thoughts?
Thanks!
On Jun 23, 5:57 pm, Raj rajb...@gmail.com wrote:
The error message says it all: for security reasons, your listing
*cannot* contain javascript.
On Jun 22, 1:01 pm, eepeterson eepeter...@gmail.com wrote:
Ok, let me start by saying I'm not a great programmer. I can do well
with HTML CSS but don't know a ton about js jQuery.
Anyway, I'd
That's not the message I saw. Also you can definitely use some forms
of javascript on eBay. See this:
http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/listing-javascript.html
So I guess what I'm really asking is if it is possible to modify or
use part of the jQuery script to meet eBay's terms on javascript.
Hi,
eBay does say this as a rule. If you reference jquery through src in
script, then it may fall under this category.
HTML or JavaScript that automatically calls remote scripts and pages
(such as JavaScript includes or iframes)
However, there is nothing that stops you from pasting the content
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