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Resolved. thanks. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life which it is able to assure for its weakest members.

Okay, I think you may be onto something about the speed. I am at home now, vs. work, and the page is working. the only difference is that I am not going through the company firewall. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and...

Note: I'm not sure where the stuff came from in links 1,2,3,4,7 and 8, it's not in my code. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life which it is able to assure for its weakest members.

Initially, everything is set up on the index page as if the Home button was pressed, so no initial call to setButton is required. After that, setButton is called when any of the top three buttons is pressed. <div class="right"> <button id="Home" class="HomeButton"...

Missed something, I was testing changes, here is how the SwPa line read when I got the error message from IE7: document.getElementById("leftFrame").src = "SwPa/AboutUs.html"; Sorry. What I don't understand is that it is exactly the same as the line before it, as far as the...

Mea culpa - misunderstood. function setButton(chapter) { var ary = new Array(); switch (chapter) { case "Home": document.getElementById("Chapter").innerHTML = "We are an organization bringing disabled and<br>non-disabled people together through sports."...

Not a heck of a lot, and it works everywhere but IE7: Link Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life which it is able to assure for its weakest members.

I am having problems changing the src attribute on iFrames, is/was this not a supported attribute in IE7? Because of the number of people still using XP, and IE7, I need this to work. The error message I am getting out of IE7 is: Line 24, Char 4, error: 'document.getElementById(...)' is null...

resolved. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life which it is able to assure for its weakest members.

Odd as it seems, I have the resizing working everywhere except IE9. I've tried everything I can think of, and everything I could find searching to no avail. Here is the site: Link Here is the resize code: <script type="text/javascript"> function iFrameHeight(iframeName) { var body =...

Could be, I was going back to my experience with C++, Perl, and Java, where 0=false and <>0 = true. Regardless, and the overall page code has change since this thread started, IE still doesn't behave with the object code. I'm thinking there is no way to get it to work, and I need to go back to...

The code works, test it. allTags contains the tag name array, the e=allTags[i++] assigns the appropriate element to e, when at the end e contains zero. The while statements fails when e=0 and falls through. Pop it into a program, it works. This changes the eight large buttons (including their...

This is now resolved. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life which it is able to assure for its weakest members.

The = is correct, it is not a comparison, but setting a value. This works. I tried different properties on the alert, even just obj, nothing works. Obj returns null, for some reason it's not losing the object. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained...

http://www.pahiker.com/FTFdev/index.html I thought that getElementById returned a single occurrence by Id, which is what I was trying for. Let all bear in mind that a society is judged not so much by the standards attained by its more affluent and privileged members as by the quality of life...

I have a script trying to change the height in an object tag. It is working in most browsers but a few, like IE7 are tossing an error: Here is the script, the line with the obj.height is what is causing the problem. I tried changing the setting of obj to getElementByTagName and it works (no...

Apparently I was right, it took a couple hours, but the script does reflect what is up on the server. One question, when I click on one of the three buttons on the top of the site it modifies the lower buttons. I know this is working in IE7 because I can see the verbiage in the buttons change...

I've tried clearing it from within IE, no luck. I'm not familiar enough with MS file structures to know where the cache files are located. I've tried searching for "temp" and "internet" with no luck, searching for "cache" returns dozens of folders and files, none seem aptly named. I'm beginning...

I am editing it through GoDaddy's online editor, right now I do not have access to my usual editor. If I look at the first few lines in the function that sets the text and number of buttons this is what I see: In GoDaddy's editor: function setButton(chapter) { alert("setButton"); var mie =...

Putting in your change did not work, but it led me to discover why it didn't work, and what my problems has been, the question now is: how do I resolve the "problem"? I am testing with three browsers - IE7 under XP, Safari on XP and Mac (also using BrowserShots.org). What I discovered, after...