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6.2

Still trouble with var url onClick...

Asked by radars in JavaScript

Tags: doclick, img, javascript, onclick, url

I've intended to use this script in my schools page..in the topp frame.
The page is still under construction...
http://www.fredly.fhs.no

<HTML>
<HEAD>



      <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="Javascript"><!--
      var IMAGE_COUNT=3;
      var SelectedImage=-1;
      
      var srcsOut = new Array(IMAGE_COUNT);
      var srcsOver = new Array(IMAGE_COUNT);
      var srcsClick = new Array(IMAGE_COUNT);
      var urls = new Array(IMAGE_COUNT);

      srcsOut[0] = "bg_ansa.jpg";
      srcsOut[1] = "bg_elev.jpg";
      srcsOut[2] = "bg_link.jpg";

      srcsOver[0] = "br_ansa.jpg";
      srcsOver[1] = "br_elev.jpg";
      srcsOver[2] = "br_link.jpg";

      srcsClick[0] = "brransa.jpg";
      srcsClick[1] = "brrelev.jpg";
      srcsClick[2] = "brrlink.jpg";

      urls[0]="fakta.htm"
      urls[1]="linker.htm"
      urls[2]="e-mail.htm"

      function doOver(which){
      if(SelectedImage!=which)document.images[which].src=
srcsOver[which];
      }

      function doOut(which){
      if(SelectedImage!=which)document.images[which].src=
srcsOut[which];
      }

      function doClick(which)
      {if(SelectedImage!=-1)document.images[SelectedImage].src=
srcsOut[SelectedImage];
      document.images[which].src=srcsClick[which];
      SelectedImage=which;
      top.window.main.location=urls[which];
      }
      //--></SCRIPT>

</HEAD>
<BODY BGCOLOR=FFFFFF TEXT=000000 LINK=0000FF VLINK=800080>

      <A HREF="Javascript:void(doClick(0))"onMouseOver="doOver(0);
return true" onMouseOut="doOut(0)">
      <IMG SRC="bg_ansa.jpg" BORDER="0"></A>
      <A HREF="Javascript:void(doClick(1))"onMouseOver="doOver(1);
return true" onMouseOut="doOut(1)">
      <IMG SRC="bg_elev.jpg" BORDER="0"></A>
      <A HREF="Javascript:void(doClick(2))"onMouseOver="doOver(2);
return true" onMouseOut="doOut(2)">
      <IMG SRC="bg_link.jpg" BORDER="0"></A>

</BODY>
</HTML>

As u can see.. I want the topframe to be as an indicator so those who visit the page can see what page they are on..(if u understand) But what I also want is that the menu frame on the left can be used the same way on the same time. I want them to coordinate so that they show exactly what page u're on. How do I do that? Do I have to use images or can the same be done with text?
The script above works rather bad in Explorer 3.0.
And most of all I want the function to work in Explorer 3.0 as well as Netscape 3.0!!!
Please help me with examples and explanation!
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