Topic: Works Fine in FF but IE gives 'Error Object Expected' HELP!!!! (Page 1 of 1)

Hi guys, this is weird issue Im stuck up against. I have an image with an onclick event as such:

<img src="somethin.jpg" onclick="_lighten('itemname')"/>

the _lighten() function is in an external js file being included. In Firefox this runs perfectly fine but in IE its not running at all. Infact I tried calling the function from different objects and its not working??? Whats wrong here...and what do I do!

What does the _lighten() function look like?

it doesnt matter what teh function is even if it just contains an alert() it doesnt call it at all fro what I've noticed...

The info you have provided is insufficient. Why not post the code or link so that we can see the whole picture?

Hope this helps!

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Put an anchor tag around the image and put the onclick on the anchor tag instead of the image itself, as so:

<a href="#" onclick="_lighten()"><img src="whatever.gif"/></a>

or:

<a href="javascript:_lighten()"><img src="whatever.gif"/></a>

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