Help with Javascript

[Bartman]

I have a javascript file called ad.js inside looks like this

 

var ADPLACER_PATH = "http://www.mywebsite.com/";
var PREROLL_ENABLED = 1;
var MIDROLL_ENABLED = 0;
var PREROLL_ZONE_ID = 0;
var MIDROLL_ZONE_ID = 0;
var PREROLL_TIMEOUT_IN = 0;
var PREROLL_TIMEOUT_OUT = 35000;
var PREROLLCLOSEBUTTON_TIMEIN = 0;
var MIDROLL_TIMEOUT_IN = 0;
var MIDROLL_TIMEOUT_OUT = 3000000;

var PREROLL_ONSHOW = function(C){
setTimeout(function(){document.getElementById('adplacer_prerollClose'+C).onclick()}, PREROLL_TIMEOUT_OUT);
}
var PREROLL_ONHIDE = function(){}

document.write ("<scr"+"ipt type='text/javascript' src='"+ADPLACER_PATH+"adss.js'><\/scr"+"ipt>");

 

It places an ad over a video on my site. I know I can add the .js to my site by adding this <script type="text/javascript" src="ad.js"></script>  to my head

 

But what do I need to add to my page to make it appear?

 

Do I have to put the video between a DIV? Can someone let me know what I need to do to make it appear? thanks

[gizmola]

You should seek support from the ad network on how to integrate it into your site.

[Bartman]

it is not an ad network. I want to put an ad in that code. I know how to do that...just want to know how to make that code appear on me site.. must be a div

[gizmola]

it is not an ad network. I want to put an ad in that code. I know how to do that...just want to know how to make that code appear on me site.. must be a div

 

There is no way for anyone to know that if we don't know what the adss.js library is, and where you got it from.

[Bartman]

the adss.js  just has the ad network code with a close button... the ad.js has it appear for x amount of seconds before either closing or disappearing

 

Don't I display this from the getElementById in a div?  like

 

<div id="Something Here">

Video

</div>

 

 

[gizmola]

There is no one answer.  getElementId by itself will get an element by the id="key" key, but declaring a variable that points to that element does not change it, or add a new element on top of it, that has a higher zindex.