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RonGin

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Hello, 

Does anyone know how I would add this code to the 

Copy and paste the following code and add to your site theme header or footer before the </head> closing tag.   There is two to choose from Default: 

[ <!-- BEGIN PRIVY WIDGET CODE -->
<script type='text/javascript'> var _d_site = _d_site || 'D48D666EDBAED25A796E7B4E'; </script>
<script src='https://widget.privy.com/assets/widget.js'></script>
<!-- END PRIVY WIDGET CODE --> ]

The there anther call asynchronous:

[<!-- BEGIN PRIVY ASYNCHRONOUS WIDGET CODE -->
<script type='text/javascript'>
   var _d_site = _d_site || 'D48D666EDBAED25A796E7B4E';
   (function(p, r, i, v, y) {
     p = p || function() { (p.q = p.q || []).push(arguments) };
     v = r.createElement('script'); v.async = 1; v.src = 'https://widget.privy.com/assets/widget.js';
     y = r.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; y.parentNode.insertBefore(v, y);
   })(window, document, 'Privy');
</script>
<!-- END PRIVY ASYNCHRONOUS WIDGET CODE -->]

I looked at the niva index and tpl but I don't think that this code should go in there but I am  no expert. 

Please give me answer asap I am trying a new email campaign and I would like this spin wheel to be working.

Thank you.

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You can add it to header.tpl or footer.tpl depends if you want it before closing head or body tags.

in case your script has curly braces "{ ... }" like the async one you posted, than you should wrap it inside literal tag. e.g.: {literal} your script {/literal}

Good luck.

p.s. I believe that @SLiCK_303 suggestion would work as well, but I never tested that feature so I can't tell.

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  • 3 weeks later...
On 8/4/2020 at 12:52 AM, yaniv14 said:

You can add it to header.tpl or footer.tpl depends if you want it before closing head or body tags.

in case your script has curly braces "{ ... }" like the async one you posted, than you should wrap it inside literal tag. e.g.: {literal} your script {/literal}

Good luck.

p.s. I believe that @SLiCK_303 suggestion would work as well, but I never tested that feature so I can't tell.

Thanks It is working great 

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