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Hi there,

I defined a div in the HTML body like this one:

<div id="santa" style="position: absolute; top: 400px; left: 700px;">
<img src="grafiken/xmasani.gif" width="96" height="72" border="0">
</div>

When I refer in JavaScript to this <div> with:

document.getElementById["santa"].style.pixelTop = docheight-72;

I always get the error message "document.getElementById.santa has no
properties" in Firefox 1.0 JavaScript Console.

Where is the point of my mistake?

I want to move a GIF-Animation on the document window. In IE6 all runs
well.

Thanks for help. Hartmut

Hartmut J?ger wrote:

>
> document.getElementById["santa"].style.pixelTop = docheight-72;

document.getElementById("santa").style.pixelTop = docheight-72;

Mick

Hartmut J?ger wrote:


> I defined a div in the HTML body like this one:
>
> <div id="santa" style="position: absolute; top: 400px; left: 700px;">
> <img src="grafiken/xmasani.gif" width="96" height="72" border="0">
> </div>
>
> When I refer in JavaScript to this <div> with:
>
> document.getElementById["santa"].style.pixelTop = docheight-72;

That is a function you need to call with () e.g.
document.getElementById("santa")
Also pixelTop is not a property defined in CSS so use
document.getElementById("santa").style.top = (docheight-72) + 'px';




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Martin Honnen
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Hartmut J?ger wrote:
[...]
> I want to move a GIF-Animation on the document window. In IE6 all runs
> well.

Because Microsoft seems to find it amusing to allow invalid markup and
scripting to work on an /ad hoc/ basis.

--
Rob

RobG <> wrote in message news:<41a917e8$0$25789$>...
> Hartmut Jaeger wrote:
> [...]
> > I want to move a GIF-Animation on the document window. In IE6 all runs
> > well.
>
> Because Microsoft seems to find it amusing to allow invalid markup and
> scripting to work on an /ad hoc/ basis.

Thanks to all for your answers. It works fine now with Firefox. Seems,
that I use the wrong books, because I can read in SelfHTML (a german
online book) document.getElementById["...."] with [] paranthesis.

And a peaceful christmas time to you all. Hartmut

(Hartmut J?ger) wrote:

> Thanks to all for your answers. It works fine now with Firefox. Seems,
> that I use the wrong books, because I can read in SelfHTML (a german
> online book) document.getElementById["...."] with [] paranthesis.

URL?

http://de.selfhtml.org/javascript/ob..._element_by_id
is correct

On Sun, 28 Nov 2004 14:51:39 +0100, Martin Bialasinski
<agr30+> wrote:

[snip]

> http://de.selfhtml.org/javascript/ob..._element_by_id
> is correct

Aside from the remarkably bad example, yes.

Mike

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