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GolfMax13
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2 Javascripts on same page conflict - 3/14/2003 3:06:27
Hi There,
Haven' t posted here in ages...couldn' t figure out how to stay logged on long enough to get a post in. I' m holding my breath on this one.
I have a slideshow that has worked in the past but not working now. It hasn' t worked since I added a javascript top navigation menu.
A friend says that she thinks the conflict might be in the " new array" commands that both programs use. I' ll provide the links below and I' m hoping you guys will be able to figure out what the problem is...all I know is - it' s way over my head.
Offending page is here... http://fumcbixby.org/
Navigation Menu Alone is here... http://fumcbixby.org/sitemap.html
I put that second link in because that' s the only place I can find the source code since the actual menu has been inserted into the main page by using an include.
Hope you guys can help me.
Thanks in Advance,
Joe
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Andy from Somerset
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RE: 2 Javascripts on same page conflict - 3/14/2003 5:52:30
Hello Joe
This link might help - Have a look at the 1st question.
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/help.htm
Andy
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GolfMax13
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RE: 2 Javascripts on same page conflict - 3/14/2003 7:05:47
Hi Andy and Thanks...
I had actually read that a couple of days ago and got all excited - but when I looked at the source code on the page I noticed that there was no " onload" command for the top nav menu. At least not on the offending page.
I' m guessing that this is because it is coming to the page as an " Include" page. So there is only one onload command for the page that won' t work. At least I think so. If I' m missing something please let me know.
Thanks Again,
joe
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GolfMax13
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RE: 2 Javascripts on same page conflict - 3/14/2003 17:05:38
Resolution
Someone figured this one out and I thought I' d post the resolution here just in case someone else might need to know the answer.
Here goes:
Take out the onload part of the body tag.
Put this BELOW the code for the slideshow image.
<script language=" JavaScript" type=" text/JavaScript" >
<!--
runSlideShow();
// -->
</script>
It' s a walkaround, but it works.
Thanks,
Joe
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GolfMax13
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RE: 2 Javascripts on same page conflict - 3/14/2003 22:59:48
Hi Linda,
I think that' s where Andy' s link eventually led. The only thing I don' t understand about it is --- since the menu only comes over as an " Include" page it is without the " onload" commands. So there is only one onload command in the code and that is for the slideshow.
Correct me if I' m wrong, cuz I don' t know squat about this stuff.
js
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