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Newbie needs help with code for Show/Hide Layers
I have created a page in the the evaluation version of Dreamweaver MX. The page has a layer of text that shows two two other layers onmouserover, and hides the other two layers onmouseout. When viewed in IE 6.2, it appears to work as intended, but generates the following error message:
Line: 158
Char: 1
Error: Object Expected
Code: 0
Here is the Dreamweaver generated code assocoiated with the error message:
158 <div id="Text6" class="Main2" onMouseOver="return Text6_onMouseOver()" onMouseOut="return Text6_onMouseOut()"><font color="#444444" size="1" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">
159 <font size="2">H</font>EALTH <font size="2">C</font>ARE <font size="2">B</font>UYER</fon t></div>
Since I know nothing about code, I don't see anything wrong with it. The URL for the page is:
www.stonepcworks.com/vitality1.asp
All help is appreciated. Thanks, Bill
Line: 158
Char: 1
Error: Object Expected
Code: 0
Here is the Dreamweaver generated code assocoiated with the error message:
158 <div id="Text6" class="Main2" onMouseOver="return Text6_onMouseOver()" onMouseOut="return Text6_onMouseOut()"><font color="#444444" size="1" face="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">
159 <font size="2">H</font>EALTH <font size="2">C</font>ARE <font size="2">B</font>UYER</fon
Since I know nothing about code, I don't see anything wrong with it. The URL for the page is:
www.stonepcworks.com/vitality1.asp
All help is appreciated. Thanks, Bill
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You are most welcome.
Dreamweaver many times does that. With more and more experience you will be able to decide which is necesary and which is not. Actually having knowledge of Javascript will also help you decide which code to keep and which code to do away with.
Chalo that will be all for now. TAKE CARE.
Joyriderank.
Dreamweaver many times does that. With more and more experience you will be able to decide which is necesary and which is not. Actually having knowledge of Javascript will also help you decide which code to keep and which code to do away with.
Chalo that will be all for now. TAKE CARE.
Joyriderank.
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