I have a script that generates a headline dynamically. It's working in IE but not NN. Here's the code in question:

var clients = ['','client1','client2','client3','client4','client 5','client6'];

var hdrs = new Array(6);
    hdrs[0] = []
    hdrs[1] = ['','Headline 1','Headline 2','','','',''];//client1
    hdrs[2] = ['','','','','','',''];//client2
    hdrs[3] = ['','','','','','',''];;//client3
    hdrs[4] = ['','','','','','',''];//client4
    hdrs[5] = ['','','','','','',''];//client5
    hdrs[6] = ['','','','','','',''];//client6

function writeHdr(hdr) {
var thisClient = client;
    if (nn) {
        var lyr = document.header.document
        lyr.open()
        lyr.write('<span class="headText">'+hdrs[thisClient][hdr]+'<\/span>')
        lyr.close()
    }
    else if (ie) document.all['header'].innerHTML = hdrs[thisClient][hdr];
}

function init() {
var thisClient = client;
var thisLink = 'link0'+link;
var thisImage = img;
var thisHdr = hdr;
    document.lgHead.src = 'images/head_s_'+clients[thisClient]+'.gif';
    document.lgImage.src = 'images/port_bofa_lg'+thisImage+'.jpg';
    eval('writeHdr('+thisHdr+')');

}

It appears in the HTML like this:
<div id="header" class="headText"></div>

Instead of using document.all, use a cross-browser approach like document.getElementById().

HTH,

Snib

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