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Hi,
I am getting syntax errors in my JavaScript code, code snippet as follows
(between my <script></script> tags:

document.write(<a title="Nice to meet you" href="http://www.mydomain.com/"
onmouseout="MM_swapImgRestore()"
onmouseover="MM_swapImage(\'welcome\',\'\',\'../images/topnav/welcome_b_mydo
main-com.gif\',\'meet_the_team\',\'\',' + g_meet_the_team +
',\'rave_reviews\',\'\',' + g_rave_reviews +
',\'slide_show\',\'\',\'../images/topnav/slide_tour_a_mydomain-com.gif\',\'w
ho_we_are\',\'\',' +
',\'welcome_footer\',\'\',\'../images/topnav/welcome_sub_5_mydomain-com.gif\
',1)">');
document.write(<img src="../images/topnav/welcome_a_mydomain-com.gif"
width="97" height="24" alt="Nice to meet you" border="0"
name="welcome"></a></td>');

I *think* it's because I have function calls (e.g. MM_swapImgRestore())
within the document.write statement. These calls pertain to my rollover
functions which are declared prior. Is there a way to do this?

Thanks,
Don

On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 20:00:41 -0500, John <> wrote:

[snip]

You've omitted the opening quote...

> document.write(<a title="Nice to meet you"

....here... ^

[snip]

> document.write(<img src="../images/topnav/welcome_a_mydomain-com.gif"

....and here. ^

[snip]

> name="welcome"></a></td>');

Those closing tags should be written:

<\/a><\/td>

within that string. User agents are allowed to treat </ within a SCRIPT
element as the closing tag for that element.

By the way, please don't allow your news reader to automatically wrap
code. No-one will be able to copy your code and run it as they have to fix
all of the inserted line breaks. Instead, manually wrap to 80 characters
at the very most. It's laborious, but it's in your interest.

[snip]

Mike

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