Hello,

I've tweaked this code by mocing the images from living inside layers to directly living inside a table cell.

I understand that the cells they live in have had their <TD> tags changed to <TD rollover rollout> so that when all the events within the document are captured and passed to the mouserollover and mouserollout functions, only those objects who have these rollover and rollout parameters will have their styles changed.

At the moment, the identification of theses special <TD> tags are not solely being identified. For every cell in any table at all within the scope of the document is changing.

I think their is an error within the For loop inside the create menu function that is behind the problems.

CAN ANY ONE HELP??

Thanks
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Instead of using the 'Rollover Rollout' (which I could not get to work either), I just used the class attribute within the <td> to allow a <style> to change the tables just with the class="value" assigned in the create table loop. Here is the code I used for the createTable and <style>:

for (rowCount = 0; rowCount < totalNoRows; rowCount++)
{
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + '<tr><td onmouseover="return td_over()" onmouseout="return td_out()"id="';
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + menuName + menuItems[rowCount][0];
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + '" onclick="goPage(\'' + menuItems[rowCount][1] + '\')"';
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + ' class="TDMenu">' + menuItems[rowCount][2] + '</td></tr>';
}

<style>
.TDMenu
{
   color:white;
   font-family:arial;
   font-size:70%;
   width:50%;
   cursor:hand;
}
</style>

Let me know if this helped,

Swiss

The Point of a Journey
Is not to Arrive...
Neil Peart - Rush (Prime Mover)

Hello,

Thank you so much for your reply.
It was reasurring to know i had located where the error was.

My for loop is different to your for the first line.
you put:
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + '<tr><td onmouseover="return td_over()" onmouseout="return td_out()"id="';
tableRowHTML = tableRowHTML + menuName + menuItems[rowCount][0];

I understand in principle what you are doing but im having problem trying to work out my code to do the same.

where are the td_over() and td_out() fundctions come from - have you renamed your code?

I hope you dont mind my asking again.
Angela



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Thanks mcange
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