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CGI/perl aren't as popular as they used to be. In searching, I was able to find several possible ways to do this using PHP, but I found no perl scripts. I'm not well versed enough in perl to write one for you, either, if it *is* possible. Windows Cloud Servers...

Interesting. I just checked and this site (tek-tips) does the exact same thing under those circumstances! My site (see sig) does not. What do these sites have in common, I wonder? Are you using a similar software / template, maybe? Windows Cloud Servers...

I've made a script where it changed images and text both, but it was by clicking on a thumbnail rather than using an option value, so ymmv. I used document.images['mainImg'] and document.getElementById('desc').innerHTML ... each item listed both URL to the picture (in your case, movie) and text...

Can you change the entire background to a color that would be less obviously unintended? Or does it leave a white space even with a different background color set? Windows Cloud Servers: http://www.resellerchoice.com/Cloud_Hosting/Benefits_of_Cloud_Hosting.aspx Windows Reseller Hosting...

In the most recent example, your line reads: <img class="float_right" src="./images/b/s/99651blue.jpg" alt="image" width="200" /> You have float_right as a class. What does the class description look like in the CSS file? Windows Cloud Servers...

By "structure," do you mean "node"? I tried doing a search for XMLDom structures and the results mostly came back discussing nodes. Even then, I didn't really see an easy way to compare them, though. Windows Cloud Servers...

If I'm understanding correctly, I think you actually need both divs to have the *same* absolute positioning, then adjust which shows up with the z-index. Windows Cloud Servers: http://www.resellerchoice.com/Cloud_Hosting/Benefits_of_Cloud_Hosting.aspx Windows Reseller Hosting...