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Quasibobo, I had no idea it was going to be that intensive! The script worked perfectly. Thank you so much for your help! JRAY

Missplume, Go check out the Javascript forum. I'll bet they could tell you axactly what you need to do! JRAY

DonLo, You can't do that. The best advice I can give would be to export the Freehand layers as separate images, and import them individually in Photoshop creating a new layer structure. JRAY

GBatty, All you need to do is save the image as a gif or jpg, import the image into your HTML editor, and attach the URL to the image. Any image can be used as a button. JRAY

I have this piece of code to open my Flash intro: var introWindow; introWindow=window.open("Intro2.htm","Introduction","width=550, height=390"); introWindow.moveTo(200,200); I'm not a programmer, so I need some help with cookies. How do I get the intro window to...

I have this piece of code to open my Flash intro: var introWindow; introWindow=window.open("Intro2.htm","Introduction","width=550, height=390"); introWindow.moveTo(200,200); I'm not a programmer, so I need some help with cookies. How do I get the intro window to...

I'd like to make one of my layers invisible when the user is in my navigation pulldown menu. Basically, the two overlap, and when someone uses the navigation menu, the other layer appears on top of it. Since my menu has to have a z-index of 0 to work, anything that overlaps will always appear on...

Thanks Iza The problem is, I'm not using frames. I want the URL's in the navigation menu to all load in that separate window without opening a new window every time. Here is a piece of the code: // Databases menu. menu[2] = new Array(); menu[2][0] = new Menu(true, '>', 0, 30, 155, defOver...

I'm using a JavaScript drop-down navigation menu in my intranet, and I'd like to point all the URL's from one of the drop-down lists to load in a separate window. The window is a database portal, and I want all my databases to be accessible through that window. Basically my question is: How...

I'm using a JavaScript drop-down navigation menu in my intranet, and I'd like to point all the URL's from one of the drop-down lists to load in a separate window. The window is a database portal, and I want all my databases to be accessible through that window. Basically my question is: How...

I'd like to take a value that has been passed to a template, and generate a report with other dynamic values based on the initial value selected. Example: An option of "XXXXX" is selected from a list box, and submitted. There is additional data associated with "XXXXX" that...

I guess I wasn't clear... The portion of code I displayed is within my script tags. The JavaScript works fine when I use static values. It's when I try to output the queried data that is the problem. IE just won't process it.

I'm trying to output this queried data inside a JavaScript. I've tried several ways, but I just get errors. Here is what I currently have. <cfoutput query=&quot;Menu&quot;> dhtmlMenu = new NavBarMenu(110, 0); dhtmlMenu.addItem(new NavBarMenuItem(&quot;#MenuItemText#&quot...