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Hi Tom, Yes, thats exactly what i was looking for, in that substr effectively can be used as a wild card. thanks a lot cheers Matt

Hi, Does anyone know if its possible to perform a wild carded attribute search in XPath? For example, "\\element[@attribute='wildc*']" I can't seem to get it working - the example is obvious why as its embedded in a character array. Perhaps an XPath function? Thanks in Advance Matt

The mnu variable is the id of the div I wish to become visible. So a call would be ShowMenu('mnuProducts'); There is no error message given, just that the div does not appear. Thanks Matt

Hi, I've tried the following function (as the menu being shown needs to be decided at run time, and this doesn't work as well. Can you suggest anything else to try? function ShowMenu(mnu){ document.getElementById(mnu).style.visibility='visible'; } Thanks Matt

Hi, I have a DHTML menu on a page which uses: document.all['mnuProducts'].style.display=''; to display the menu on mouseover an image. This does not work with Mozilla firebird, I have tried: document.getElementById 'mnuProducts'].style .visibility='visible'; which does not work either...