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http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html

I've managed to get to this point.
Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an object.
When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and does not.
I'm just following what the original script was using.
Could be a simple placement of the division tag.

Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.

Richard wrote:

> http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html

> I've managed to get to this point.
> Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
> object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and does
> not. I'm just following what the original script was using.
> Could be a simple placement of the division tag.

> Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.

Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
Still does not move the new layer into the window.

Richard wrote:
> Richard wrote:
>
>
>>http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html
>
>
>>I've managed to get to this point.
>>Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
>>object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and does
>>not. I'm just following what the original script was using.
>>Could be a simple placement of the division tag.
>
>
>>Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.
>
>
> Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
> Still does not move the new layer into the window.
>
>

Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.

Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
javascript console (like FireFox).

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SpaceGirl wrote:

> Richard wrote:
>> Richard wrote:
>>
>>
>>>http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html
>>
>>
>>>I've managed to get to this point.
>>>Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
>>>object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and
>>>does not. I'm just following what the original script was using. Could be
>>>a simple placement of the division tag.
>>
>>
>>>Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.
>>
>>
>> Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
>> Still does not move the new layer into the window.
>>
>>

> Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
> FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
> JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.

> Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
> javascript console (like FireFox).

Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!

So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.

Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.
Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?
But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
open huh?
Looks like Bill Gates and company is trying to enter the real world of
surfing.
As usual, with "stolen" goods.

Richard wrote:
> SpaceGirl wrote:

> > Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
> > javascript console (like FireFox).
>
> Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!
>
> So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.
>
> Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.
> Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?
> But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have
it
> open huh?
> Looks like Bill Gates and company is trying to enter the real world of
> surfing.
> As usual, with "stolen" goods.

And you wonder why nobody is paying any bloody attention to you?

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In article <>, Anonymous@127.001 says...
> SpaceGirl wrote:
>
> > Richard wrote:
> >> Richard wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>>http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html
> >>
> >>
> >>>I've managed to get to this point.
> >>>Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
> >>>object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and
> >>>does not. I'm just following what the original script was using. Could be
> >>>a simple placement of the division tag.
> >>
> >>
> >>>Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.
> >>
> >>
> >> Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
> >> Still does not move the new layer into the window.
> >>
> >>
>
> > Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
> > FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
> > JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.
>
> > Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
> > javascript console (like FireFox).
>
> Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!
>
> So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.
>
> Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.

RTS, you still have no idea, do you? Please explain why Firefox is an
IE look alike.


> Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?

You mean like the Mozilla Foundation has done?


> But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
> open huh?

What are you wittering on about Stupid?


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Richard wrote:

>>Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
>>FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
>>JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.
>
>
>>Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
>>javascript console (like FireFox).
>
>
> Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!
>
> So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.
>
> Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.

Uh FireFox is the best renderer on the market and nothing at ALL like IE.

Tabbed browsing, plugins, the fastest and most accurate rendering engine
out of all of the browser, built in popup blacking (which IE then
copied). Plus, the web developers plugin - which your obviously not
using. Seriously, try it - you wont even swtich back. FF is no flash in
the pand - IE is looking about .5% a month to FF.


> Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?

Such as? We're just talking browsers here. The market will only take so
much innovation.

> But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
> open huh?
> Looks like Bill Gates and company is trying to enter the real world of
> surfing.

Mozilla Org (FireFox) have to compete with IE. Better to design
something users are familia with rather than reinventing the wheel.
People are frightened of change.

> As usual, with "stolen" goods.

FireFox has lots of inovative features. IE does nothing other than
browse, and it does THAT really badly (the slowest of the browsers, the
one that least respects the standards, the one with the most rendering
engine bugs, the one that has to be patched once a month because of
security scares).

You really need to expand on what you meant, because sound slike you're
trolling a bit, or simply haven't tried FF.

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Hywel Jenkins wrote:
> In article <>, Anonymous@127.001 says...
>
>> SpaceGirl wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Richard wrote:
>>>
>>>> Richard wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>I've managed to get to this point.
>>>>>Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
>>>>>object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and
>>>>>does not. I'm just following what the original script was using. Could be
>>>>>a simple placement of the division tag.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
>>>>Still does not move the new layer into the window.
>>>>
>>>>
>>
>>>Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
>>>FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
>>>JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.
>>
>>>Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
>>>javascript console (like FireFox).
>>
>>Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!
>>
>>So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.
>>
>>Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.
>
>
> RTS, you still have no idea, do you? Please explain why Firefox is an
> IE look alike.
>
>
>
>>Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?
>
>
> You mean like the Mozilla Foundation has done?
>
>
>
>>But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
>>open huh?
>
>
> What are you wittering on about Stupid?
>
>

He means the little spinning logo in the top right hand corner. What he
totally misses is that back in the early 90s, Netscape (who spawned
Mozilla and the whole open source browser market) had their little logo
spinning in the top right corner YEARS before Micorosft even HAD a web
browser. If anyone copied anyone it was Microsoft, but now FF is here
and IE is looking pretty weak.

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In article <>,
says...
> >>But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
> >>open huh?
> >
> >
> > What are you wittering on about Stupid?
> >
> >
>
> He means the little spinning logo in the top right hand corner.

I don't have a spinning logo. Mine rotates.

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Richard expressed precisely :
> SpaceGirl wrote:
>
>> Richard wrote:
>>> Richard wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>> http://geocities.com/r_bullis/test3.html
>>>
>>>
>>>> I've managed to get to this point.
>>>> Problem is, I get an error saying that an item is not defined as an
>>>> object. When clicked on, the link should activate the first layer and
>>>> does not. I'm just following what the original script was using. Could be
>>>> a simple placement of the division tag.
>>>
>>>
>>>> Any ideas on how to correct appreciated.
>>>
>>>
>>> Found out I didn't end the script tag properly which caused the error.
>>> Still does not move the new layer into the window.
>>>
>>>
>
>> Have you even tried validating this? Or, try running it in FireFox.
>> FireFox instantly tells you that there's an object missing in it's
>> JavaScript console. There's something badly wrong with your scripts.
>
>> Validate your code. Test it in a modern browser that has a proper
>> javascript console (like FireFox).
>
> Beleive it or not, my latest local version actually validates!
>
> So somewhere I've got a variable that ain't working right.
>
> Firefox? Oh please. Not yet another IE look alike.
> Can somebody please design something NEW and innovative for a change?
> But perhaps you didn't notice that cute little windows logo when you have it
> open huh?
> Looks like Bill Gates and company is trying to enter the real world of
> surfing.
> As usual, with "stolen" goods.

this post really makes you look a bit stupid richard.

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