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Lala Bipolar (III) Inmate From: Montreal, Canada Insane since: Feb 2002	posted 03-07-2002 00:36 I'm trying to make an animation that starts from the very left side of the screen to the right, dunno why it starts from the middle instead, any clue why?, i already tried everything. <html><head><STYLE type="text/css"> <!-- .moveimage { position:absolute; left:10000; top:5; z-index:2 } --> </STYLE> <SCRIPT language="JavaScript"> <!-- function moveit(spot) { if (document.layers) { var picture=document.image1; if (spot<530) { picture.left= spot; spot+=5; setTimeout('moveit('+spot+')',100); } } if (document.all) { var picture=document.all.image1.style; if (spot<530) { picture.left= spot; spot+=5; setTimeout('moveit('+spot+')',100); } } } //--> </SCRIPT> <head> <body onload="javascript:moveit(200)"> <DIV ID="image1" class="moveimage"> <IMG SRC="sucilogo.jpg"> </DIV> </body> <html>
Slime Lunatic (VI) Mad Scientist From: Massachusetts, USA Insane since: Mar 2000	posted 03-07-2002 05:15 You specify with this line <body onload="javascript:moveit(200)"> that you want it to start at 200 pixels from the left. Now, that line also has a fundamental problem: you need to know the difference between a javascript URL and a regular javascript statement. You only use "javascript:" if the browser is expecting a URL. For instance: <a href="JavaScript:myfunc();">...</a> The browser is looking for http: or something there, but when it finds javascript:, it knows to execute the code instead of going to a URL. In something like onload="" or onclick="" or whatever, you don't use "javascript:". The browser isn't expecting a URL there, it's expecting javascript code. So you just put the code right in there. You should change that line to <body onload="moveit(0)"> and that should fix your problems.
Lala Bipolar (III) Inmate From: Montreal, Canada Insane since: Feb 2002	posted 03-07-2002 18:59 Thanks very much that was driving me crazy

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Lala
Bipolar (III) Inmate

From: Montreal, Canada
Insane since: Feb 2002

posted 03-07-2002 00:36

I'm trying to make an animation that starts from the very left side of the screen to the right, dunno why it starts from the middle instead, any clue why?, i already tried everything.

<html><head><STYLE type="text/css">

</STYLE>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">

</SCRIPT>

<head>
<body onload="javascript:moveit(200)">

<DIV ID="image1" class="moveimage">
<IMG SRC="sucilogo.jpg">
</DIV>
</body>
<html>

Slime
Lunatic (VI) Mad Scientist

From: Massachusetts, USA
Insane since: Mar 2000

posted 03-07-2002 05:15

You specify with this line

<body onload="javascript:moveit(200)">

that you want it to start at 200 pixels from the left.

Now, that line also has a fundamental problem: you need to know the difference between a javascript URL and a regular javascript statement.

You only use "javascript:" if the browser is expecting a URL. For instance:

<a href="JavaScript:myfunc();">...</a>

The browser is looking for http: or something there, but when it finds javascript:, it knows to execute the code instead of going to a URL.

In something like onload="" or onclick="" or whatever, you *don't* use "javascript:". The browser isn't expecting a URL there, it's expecting javascript code. So you just put the code right in there. You should change that line to

<body onload="moveit(0)">

and that should fix your problems.

Lala
Bipolar (III) Inmate

From: Montreal, Canada
Insane since: Feb 2002

posted 03-07-2002 18:59

Thanks very much that was driving me crazy