Best practice for including jscript (&php) in modx sites

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Mark Hamstra Reply #11, 14 years, 6 months ago

Looks a lot the same, but seems to have subtle differences.

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jaykaye Reply #12, 14 years, 6 months ago

Thanks for all your comments, there's been much information provided for me to refer to. So in the case of a line of php such as google verification code, this would still be Ok to place inside the head of the template itself? and if there where a number of templates, i could then insert this line of code using a snippet..

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BobRay Reply #13, 14 years, 6 months ago

Quote from: jaykaye at Apr 14, 2012, 11:11 AM

Thanks for all your comments, there's been much information provided for me to refer to. So in the case of a line of php such as google verification code, this would still be Ok to place inside the head of the template itself?

Yes. MODX ignores and passes through pretty much everything on the page except MODX tags (which it replaces) and stuff inside PHP tags (which it removes).

and if there where a number of templates, i could then insert this line of code using a snippet..

Yes, or put it in a chunk.

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