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Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 2:07:23
ok on my page I get an error.....dhu...
the html code is ....
<td class=" tabletextline" ><Br>
It' s good to talk.......we believe this to be true and therefore from
first contact to final web site publishing we encourage our clients to
communicate their needs to us at all times.<p>
As with any communications between clients and ourselves there is no
initial consultation fee. There is no pressure, no sales pitch, our
first contact with our clients is an exchange of information. We have
found it especially helpful for clients to read over our
<span class=" presencelink" >
<a href=" prepare.html"
onMouseover=" window.status=' Web Design Carolina -
Prepare for your web design' ; return true"
onMouseout=" window.status=' ' ; return true" >prepare </a>
</span>
section. This includes hints and tips on most creative issues that will
arise during first contact.
</td>
whats wrong.........
URL is http://www.webdesigncarolina.com/creation.html
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 6:28:02
What browser are you using? I don' t see any error in IE 6, everything looks fine.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 8:50:30
The value " WINDOW.STATUS=' WEB DESIGN CAROLINA - is not valid for the " onmouseover" attribute in HTML4. The value is valid if double or single quoted.
" WINDOW.STATUS=' WEB DESIGN CAROLINA - is not a valid value for the " onmouseover" attribute in any of the currently active versions. See the above warnings for more details.
The " p" tag is missing an optional closing tag.
End of line reached before closing quote. Quoted strings can not span lines.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 14:12:27
ok.....
but a nondisclosed </p> should not create an error.....
as for the not valid for the " onmouseover" attribute in html4 part......
it is enclosed
onMouseover=" window.status=' Web Design Carolina -
Prepare for your web design' ; return true"
eck...it works with the other links........
I think it has to do with the span class, for some reason that mouseover Command does not seem to like being included with other commands. For example the class ref does not work inside the a tag with the onmouseover Command thus I had to use span.
Thinks......The whole point of using the onmouse was to cut out the JavaScript. The JS seemed to be more of a hassle than just coding the thing in the first place.
I have IE 6 also mike....it shows an error during loading that disappears when fully loaded.
The code works, but throws up an error when when I capture the page in PhotoImpact or 1st page....it' s reported as a scripting error and I don' t know why[:j].
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 15:52:42
Thinks......
I have SP2 installed...but that should not be the source of the problem......
You know, if it was then the error should not appear when I load the page in another program.
Thanks for looking at this problem folks.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 16:51:59
No error meassage in Opera 6.05 or 7 either.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 17:19:13
Thanks....when something does not work the way I think it should I just have to know why[:j]
Personality trait I guess
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/24/2003 18:04:47
No error in NS 4.7 but I prefer slightly larger text.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/25/2003 8:27:11
Simles, if it is an xp bug maybe they will name it after moi [:p].
Again, thanks for taking the time out to have look at it.
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/25/2003 18:24:50
I get an error on win2000 ie6
<a href=" prepare.html"
onMouseover=" window.status=' Web Design Carolina -
Prepare for your web design' ; return true"
onMouseout=" window.status=' ' ; return true" >prepare </a>
I don' t see where put the > for the <a> tag???
I could just be missing it??
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RE: Do what now.....an error ..how come - 4/25/2003 23:53:19
Smiles no kidding, Shirley...when I first looked at mouseover code, every thing had Javascript MX this and MX that in it. I didn' t see the point in it so I went ahead and figured out how to do it myself.
I still don' t see the point in creating a JS mouseover, unless it' s use is uniform throughout the html, saves coding time and download time.
Ok here goes, this is the way I see the code I wrote, and hey anyone can tell me different as long as they don' t try to say I' m stupid for trying.
The end > to the a tag is there. Smiles.
I am not sure of the tech term for it, but for the onmouse addition I considered it akin to a parameter( as I used to use in C++).
I looked on the href as a function call..with the bits in between as parameters.
Thus I came up with this notion, call on href.... if a value " onmouseover" is passed...do this with it...
If the value is " onmouseout" ...do this...end statement.
Given that idea, I went with this
<a href=" prepare.html"
onMouseover=" window.status=' Web Design Carolina - Prepare for your web design' ; return true"
onMouseout=" window.status=' ' ; return true" >
after this, like an image link, I added the word ..... prepare...
and ended the <a> tag.
<a href=" prepare.html"
onMouseover=" window.status=' Web Design Carolina -
Prepare for your web design' ; return true"
onMouseout=" window.status=' ' ; return true" >prepare </a>
Frowns......however, I created a CSS class, so I could have good eye candy when the link was moused over. Just an underline on the link.
But grr and double grrr, the class operator did not work along side the onmouseover bit. So I thought, and said stuff you Mr. html sheet I will try the span thing. It worked, but kicked up an error.[:j]
Smiles, ok if you follow that line of thinking, don' t think I ever get to envolved with my work[:p].
So if someone can tell me why this code kicks up an error, and once again I can sleep at night.....aghhhhh please do!
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