Getting java error message.

kingfishsj · Aug 2, 2003

Hello,
1) Here is the page I am working on.

http://www.superhometour.com/3685.html

As you can see the links to the 2 applets give this error message - "Object doesn't support this property or method"
On this page everything works.

http://www.superhometour.com/3685/3685c

The difference between the 2 pages is in 3658 the html file and the rest of the files are in different folders. So the links to show this. 3685/kitchen.ivr instead of kitchen.ivr. This works for the the 4 still shots but the 2 applets show the error message. In 3685/3685c all the files are in the same folder. I need the files to be in separate folders. How can I fix this?

2) I used the <div id=preload style="display:none"> code to preload the files. Does this method work. I noticed in

http://www.superhometour.com/3685/3685c

the applets have to load everytime.

3) Is there anyway to make the cursor change to the hand on mouse over the links?

Thank You.

sdi · Aug 3, 2003

To help you out with number 3).. here is a code example of returning to a previous page where the cursor will change depending on the browser used... The "hand" is IE only, "pointer" is NS, and when not sure use "default" for the cursor style..

This part goes in the between the <head></head> tags

<script language="JavaScript">
<!--
function myPara_onmouseout()
{
var myPara = document.getElementById("DynamicText&quot

;
myPara.firstChild.nodeValue = "Return To Previous Page";
myPara.style.color = "White"
myPara.style.fontWeight = ""
}

function myPara_onmouseover()
{
var myPara = document.getElementById("DynamicText&quot

;
var browser_name = navigator.appName;
var browser_version = parseFloat(navigator.appVersion);
myPara.firstChild.nodeValue = "Return To Previous Page";
myPara.style.color = "306898"
myPara.style.fontWeight = "Bold"
if (browser_name == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browser_version >= 4.0 )
{
myPara.style.cursor = "hand";
}
else if (browser_name == "NETSCAPE" && browser_version >= 4.0)
{
myPara.style.cursor = "pointer";
}
else
{
myPara.style.cursor = "default"
}
}

then do something like this in your HTML between the <body></body> tags

<P ID="DynamicText" onmouseout="return myPara_onmouseout()"
onmouseover="return myPara_onmouseover()" onclick="return prev()" align="center">
Return To Previous Page

as for your other questions you may want to post them in the java forum rather than the javascript forum.

Good Luck,
Brian

vbkris · Aug 3, 2003

well the page loaded perfectly for me...

Known is handfull, Unknown is worldfull

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Getting java error message.

kingfishsj

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