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<0> but, i still cant get to change the images on rollover
<1> <1> enigmaa: document.image['imgname'].src='example2.gif';
<1> Hm. That's a typo there too.
<1> document.images['home-menu'].src='example2.gif';
<0> where exactly should i put that? I am not trying to annoy you, please have patience, i am new at this.
<1> It's important that the paths be relative to where your html file is as well.
<0> let me paste my modified code, without the file:/// stuff, just so that you can check for mistakes. What's pastebin ?
<0> ah well, you can check the source from the website
<0> http://www.colesticos.com/adastra/index.php
<1> What website?
<0> see the menu? that's what i am trying to make rollover
<0> I already created the secondary images for the on mouse rollover
<0> but i can't get the javascript to work.
<1> Ah.
<1> You have the </a> before the <img>
<0> I know this is very simple, but its not working for me, and it is somewhat frustrating.
<0> let me see that
<1> So it doesn't work because the element you have the onmoueover code on has no size at all.
<0> wait wait
<0> where's that?
<0> where's the misplaced tag?
<0> onmouseout="document.home-menu.src='home-menu.gif'"></a><img src="./image
<0> that part?
<1> Yes.
<0> ok, so i only remove </a> ?
<1> No, you don't remove it.
<0> oh
<1> You move it to after the image tag.
<2> Hello.
<2> I've got a question... is it possible for a link to still have the href="" tag with url, but when the user clicks it, it doesn't do anything?
<1> Yes.
<2> only the action onClick="" ?
<0> Pilum updated, check the website again. It still doesn't work.
<1> Just return false; at the end of the onclick, Znuffy.
<0> Pilum now its messing with the tables, the whole image broke. Dang.
<2> Doesn't Work (tm)
<1> enigmaa: And now to update your code to match mine.
<1> And to remove that blue thing, set border to 0 on the image.
<0> removed
<0> document.images['home-menu'].src='example2.gif'; ?
<1> Yes.
<2> Pilum, this should work, right? <a href="https://url_here" onClick="alert('test') return false">
<1> Znuffy: With a semicolon after the alert, yes.
<0> Pilum updated. Still does not work
<2> uh, finally
<2> hmm, Pilum
<2> I've got this function: function disabled() { alert('link is disabled'); }
<2> I replace alert() with disabled and it doesn't work anymore
<1> enigmaa: Do you enjoy trolling that much?
<0> trolling?
<1> What else could it be?
<1> You're not doing what I say you should.
<0> I dont enjoy being frustrated and being stuck in the same thing for long periods of time, if that's what you mean.
<1> Then why don't you do what I say instead of ****ing about with totally different code?
<0> Pilum What part did i miss?
<0> i updated document.images['home-menu'].src='example2.gif' like you told me
<1> onmouseover="document.['home-menu'].src='
<0> and took off the blue thing
<1> That's what you have.
<0> oh, ****
<0> im sorry.
<1> Znuffy: Naming conflict probably.
<0> onmouseover="document.['home-menu'].src='./images/home2-menu.gif'"
<0> onmouseout="document.home-menu.src='home-menu.gif'
<1> Since disabled is an html attribute.
<1> You get the same with submit() when you name your submit button "submit" :-)
<0> im missing the onmouseover="document.['home-menu'].src='./images/home2-menu.gif'"
<0> onmouseout="document.home-menu.src='home-menu.gif'
<0> arrrggg
<0> im missing the []
<0> correct?
<2> Pilum, renamed the function to dis.abled
<2> didn't help
<3> doh!
<1> ...
<2> ?
<1> A period in the function name...
<1> enigmaa: Last time.
<1> onmouseout="document.images['home-menu'].src='home-menu.gif';"
<2> javascript doesn't like periods in function names? I'm pretty sure I've seen tons of functions with periods in the name
<1> Then you're doing OOP.
<4> javascript is OO, isn't it ?
<3> no
<0> Pilum I appreciate your patience.
<0> Ok, i think i've corrected all of the mistakes, im using IE and its saying "error on page"
<2> hmmm, question... I added return false; to the function but it doesn't do what I expected... do I have to add return false everytime ?
<0> so, again, still not working.
<3> enigmaa, see the channel wiki for instructions on debugging IE
<0> I can't believe this, which is supposed to be SO simple, turns out to be so freaking complicated to me
<1> No, just once in the event handler. You can return false in the function and then return the function if you wish to do that though.
<2> I've got "return false" in the function... in human terms: what do I do next?
<0> [Torgo] wikiettiquete?
<1> onevent="return functionname();"
<2> I see. Thanks.
<0> aaaaaaaahhh!!!
<0> i cant get this crap to work. !
<3> then give up
<0> no!
<0> Is the code STILL wrong?
<0> oh come on guys, you'll weren't born knowing javascrit/html/etc
<2> I think Pilum was...
<0> This is my first day working on this.
<3> enigmaa, go get a book -- you're starting out at too low a level for this channel
<5> you suppose learn to read before knowing html/js
<1> You haven't named your image.
<0> oh, im missing the name= tag?
<2> hmmm, another question (sorry): I've got href="url", can I do so that when I click the link, a new window opens (with javascript, not target="") with the url specified in the href="" attribute ?
<1> window.open(this.href)
<2> thanks.
<0> got it to work!
<0> Thanks a lot Pilum, seriously. I really appreciate it. If you need any help in the future regarding network issues, such as bot attacks, etc. Let me know.
<2> aren't you that oper ?
<2> oh, you are
<0> Znuffy what oper?.
<2> nickname sounded familiar
<0> Znuffy. Well, nice to meet you.
<2> ... but I still don't remember where from exactly I know your nickname
<0> i used to be a regular in #linuxhelp
<0> Im all around, tho.
<0> anyway, i need to go an pickup my wife, bbl.
<2> oh yeah, #lh
<6> hi, i have 2 radio buttons, with onclick functions; my question is how do I make them to autoactivate the function when the page is loaded, depending of what button is checked; thanks
<1> That would activate the same function every time wouldn't it? :-)
<6> depending which button was last checked
<1> Have an init function which checks the cookie, or whatever you use to store which was last checked, and then runs the function.
<4> Init.. have the PluginWraper do all the stuff
<4> its a property
<6> thanks
<7> Hey all, if I've got a set of input boxes with the name and id as "degloc[]" , then how do I grab the values from them in javascript to do some form validation?
<7> 'var deg = document.forms[0].elements['degloc[]'].value;' doesn't seem to work and I can't get the right syntax down
<1> degloc[] is an invakud ID
<1> *invalid
<1> But document.forms[0].elements['degloc[]'].value should work for the name part, ***uming it's in the first/only form.
<7> ok, so names can't be duplicated, but ID's have to be unique?
<7> err names CAN be duplicated
<1> Yes.
<1> And IDs can't contain []
<7> so I can keep the name as "degloc[]
<1> But most likely you have no need of the ID at all.
<1> Yes.
<7> I thought javascript mostly operated on the ID's?
<1> Heh no
<7> well color me ignorant...
<1> It seems to me that getElementById is t3h l337 method to use nowadays, regardless of wether it's a good solution or not.
<1> Lo dave-e
<7> well that's what I'm using.. more because it works than any other reason... but putting []'s into the ID was what was screwing me up
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