Google states the following should be pasted into any HTML page: <script type="text/javascript" src="//www.google.com/trends/embed.js?hl=en-US&cmpt=q&content=1&cid=TOP_QUERIES_0_0&export=5&w=300&h=420"></script> However, when I paste it into the Custom HTML plugin screen and run in Xcode it doesn't show?? I've embedded videos etc with no problem so assuming the javascript is the problem. Any beginner-friendly pointers anyone? Thanks!

I'm curious 'why' Google says you need to paste that into an HTML Page... the 'src' statement looks a little off... shouldn't it lead off with 'http://'...? Cheers! -- Smug

its an embed like youtube video embeds - with those when i paste them into custom html screen they just work

If you embed this code into a simple html page, you can test it outside buzztouch. I tried, saw nothing. I suggest going back to the page where you copied it from and chack the instructions.

Hi @AppOneI think @SmugWimp is on the right track here... I've had problems like this in the past. Add the http: after the src=" and I bet it will work. So: <script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.google.com/trends/embed.js?hl=en-US&cmpt=q&content=1&cid=TOP_QUERIES_0_0&export=5&w=300&h=420"></script> YouTube has started to provide embeds without this to accommodate http: and https: for their embeds. Good luck! William

Hi William - Adding the http: after the src= brings up a URL error. AlanMac - yeah I went back and checked, the instructions are: "Paste this into any HTML page:"

I think it is even simpler - the javascript code from google does not work!

Me too. Never thought I'd say it, but Google could be wrong! Unless it has something to do with adding separate .js file somewhere in project

But if Google's wrong about this, what else could it be wrong about!!

No, I won't believe it! Google is always right!!!

Just stumbled across this post, I guess you have sorted but thought i'd give some input.. google has advised on using that code for a reason. Using "//" is valid and tells the web browser if the site is running under http to load the js file under http and if https to load the js file under https. This stops any issues with security errors showing in the browser. For example if you were to load the web page via https:// and the js code was set to use http the browser would give you a scary message that the page was trying to load insecure content which though it may be true it doesn't really effect the security for the user and would scare the avg user. Now I guess the reason why you can't enter // in the customHTML screen is because the WYSIWYG editors validator doesn't like the syntax and is expecting either http or https. If your page will always load under http then there is no issue and you can just http anyway if not just use https and it will work for both scenarios.