Script works fine in IE, FF, & Opera, but not Safari 3... 1

[javanoob47]

Hoping someone has an easy answer to this---I've had a "pre-fab" java slideshow on my site for a couple of years, with no problems, until it was reported to me that it doesn't show up in Safari. I checked it in every browser I could think of, and the only one it doesn't show up in, is Safari 3.1---Mac or PC! I'm an absolute noob with java, so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Here's the URL...

http://www.imaginal.edu/

Thanks!

 

[Clueful]

The Safari Console indicates an error on a non-existent line. First try fixing all the errors shown by the validator.

http://validator.w3.org

 

[BillyRayPreachersSon]

If it's Java, you're asking in the wrong forum. Java != JavaScript.

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[javanoob47]

Thanks Clueful, I will check into that.

Mr. BillyRay...my apologies for not being more well-versed, but the code on my page indicates "javascript" specifically, so I believe it is posted in the right place, despite my ignorance as to the differences between Java & JavaScript (it's all Sun's fault for co-branding it!). You seem quite fluent, so perhaps you can shed some light as well? Thanks!

 

[kaht]

(it's all Sun's fault for co-branding it!)

Actually, netscape is the company responsible for developing javascript, not Sun.

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[javanoob47]

Thanks Kaht, you are right, but Sun does own the Java name, correct?

Well, anyway, after figuring out how to turn on the js debugger in Safari, it's returning the following error message: "ReferenceError: Can't find variable: obj", in reference to this line:

crossobj.style.KhtmlOpacity=obj.degree/100

Anyone know what I might need to change? Or, what it's referring to in plain english?

 

[Clueful]

It looks line 170

crossobj.style.KhtmlOpacity=obj.degree/100

should read:

crossobj.style.KhtmlOpacity=this.degree/100;

I think someone forgot to change it when they changed the other references.

 

[javanoob47]

Clueful---YOU ARE A ROCKSTAR! Worked like a charm...can't thank you enough for your help---I never would have noticed that! I am humbled...