Preserved Topic: netscape javascript errors... (Page 1 of 1)

hello hello,

i'm trying to implement a chunk of javascript code that gives a dual image flip on a design. it works fine in IE, but netscape just doesn't even give a fuck...

the url is http://www.zerominuszero.net/jinjer/

click on 'hello!' to load the page... the icons should glow and have an image flip separate, please help!!! i'm lost for now!!!

cheers.mikey.milker

function imageChange(imageID,imageName,imageID2,imageName2) { 



{



document.images[imageID].src = eval(imageName + ".src");

document.images[imageID2].src = eval(imageName2 + ".src");



}



}

Try taking out the extra "curly brace" like this:

function imageChange(imageID,imageName,imageID2,imageName2) { 

document.images[imageID].src = eval(imageName + ".src");

document.images[imageID2].src = eval(imageName2 + ".src");

}

I dont know if it will help but I didn't really see anyhting else wrong with it.

CP

Nevermind, that didn't fix it for me when I tried it.

CP

OK, you have that big image called "global", inside the <div>, right? Netscape won't find the image unless it's pointed to the div's name also, like...

document.divname.document.imagename.src="....";

I didn't look too closely, what was it supposed to be doing, that global image? Anyway, that's the problem, right there.

Your pal, -doc-<P>

OK, I fired up IE and saw it, looks OK! Do you really need that image in a div? It complicates things, the easiest solution is just to align it all in a table.

Your pal, -doc-<P>