table + images question

[eyetry]

have a table with 3 cells. the first two have icons while the 3rd is empty. I want to link the icons in cell 1 & 2 to images that will display in cell 3.

How would the code read?

<tr>
<td align="center"><IMG SRC="icon_image1.jpg" ></td>
<td align="center"><IMG SRC="icon_image2.jpg" ></td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td colspan="2" align="center"><image linked to picture here ></td>
</tr>
</table>

 

[vacunita]

You mean an image should appeatr in cell 3 when you hover over cell1 or 2?

If that's the case, then you need Javascript. Wrap your image in link tags and use the OnMouseOver event to change the value of an image tag in the third cell.

This f course falls outside the scope fo this forum.

But searching for disjointed Rollovers, or asking in the forum216 will probably help.

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[eyetry]

As opposed to hovering I'd like it to be a click. The third cell should be the target, similar to using frames.

 

[vacunita]

Still Javascript. Use the OnClick event.

<image src="..." OnClick="document.[red]myimage[/red].src="path/to/otherimage.jpg">

and in your third Cell:

<img src="path/to/defaultimg.jpg" name="[red]myimage[/red]">


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[eyetry]

No way of doing without JS or ASP etc... ?

 

[vacunita]

Nope. HTML is a static language it cannot do scripting actions such as changing images on the fly.

CSS may be able to do it, but I wouldn't guarantee any sort of Cross Browser compatibility.





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[ChrisHunt]

No way of doing without JS or ASP etc... ?

You've already answered this question in your previous post:

I'd like it to be a click [...] similar to using frames

Use frames (or iframes).

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[traingamer]

You can do rollovers with css, but not clicking on the image. See Eric Meyer's pure css popups 2 among other places.

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