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All the Mac browsers my company uses, yup! (Our standard is to use IE, so the others are moot, anyway.)

Never mind--it turns out that the MAc wanted me to create my own function and call it; it wouldn't allow me to do it within the link. All repaired. For anyone else who's interested: function sameBrowser(URL) { parent.location = URL; } Menu2_1=new...

I'm using a basic flyover menu (dl'ed from Gers Versluis) and trying to make it compatible on both Mac and PC. Because it's in a frameset, I want to be able to open some sites targeted to the top. It's simple to do in PCs, but Macs don't like any of the javascript. Is there a method I'm missing...

Actually, you were right--I moved it to the end so it's all in order (I had logic for putting it in a different place, but it was bad logic!) and after moving AwardsWon to the end, it works now. Thanks a mil!

It's in there a bit earlier: '' AS WebDate , 'New Award' AS AwardsWon, '' AS PressBookingDate, 'No' AS ARCandidate , 'No' AS BookCandidate , 'No' AS DialogueCandidate , 'No' AS WebCandidate , 'No' AS PressCandidate , 'No' AS AwardsCandidate; Again, thanks for responding. I'm going nuts here!

Thanks for responding. The top SQL is a response.write. It's not being truncated, because AwardsCandidate is showing up. The thing is, if I go into the DB and make ARCandidate allow zero-length, all the other "Candidate" fields work fine. It's the only one going wonky, for some reason. And I...

I can't have zero-length strings in a field (it's a checkbox that should read yes or no) and it worked before, but now it's not, and I can't figure out why. When I response.write the SQL statement, it shows that the string is 'No' but when I execute, it says it's a zero-length string. Gah...

Thanks so much for the assist, folks!

The images are in the same folder, and the initial image shows up. And the correct border size of the images also show up--just not the image itself. I checked out a few other slideshow codes, and found that if I call the javascript using this code: <a href="javascript:prevImage()"><<...

The images are in the same folder, and the initial image shows up. And the correct border size of the images also show up--just not the image itself. I checked out a few other slideshow codes, and found that if I call the javascript using this code: <a href="javascript:prevImage()"><<...

I tried posting about this last week; here's hoping someone might figure it out this time. The following slideshow shows the image caption; advances prev and next as it's supposed to; and shows the proper-sized BORDER of the image. But it doesn't show the image, just a blank space. Any ideas...

I'm just learning javascript, and I'm trying to figure out why my slideshow's not working. I'm not getting an error, and the innerHTML commands are working fine, so I know the counter's working. What's NOT happening is that the image isn't showing up. It's showing the border, but just a blank...