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Verminox

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  1. Firstly, I don't see where CSS comes into play here... looks like HTML to me.Secondly, just a tip.... instead of writing the whole document.getElementById thing, you can just refer to the same element as "this".For example,

    <a href="contact.html"><img id="contact2" src="Images/contact.png"onmouseover='this.src="Images/contact2.png"'onmouseout='this.src="Images/contact.png"' border="0" alt="Contact Lenses" />

  2. If all your links are loading in the iFrame you must have set its target as the name of the iFrame.Try changing the target to _blank.For example,

    <a href="http://www.w3schools.com" target="_blank">w3schools</a>

    This will open the link in a new window.

  3. It would help if you gave more details about your onClick method. Try posting the code you were using for that method.In any case, what i would have done would be define the onclick function like this:Giving the DIV an id of "info", the function would be: -

    function Set_Product_Var(id){var info = document.getElementById('info')var details = new Array()details[0] = "Product A. Price $3.00"details[1] = "Product B. Price $2.50"details[2] = "Product C. Absoultely Free!"info.innerHTML = details[id]}

    Basically make an array with information for each product id.And each time you do the onclick function, put the argument as the row # or product id or whatever.Like onclick="Set_Product_Var(2)"etc.Of course, you might have something else in mind... therefore just post what you were trying to do.

    Random

    Why not use Javascript?Do you want to get random images off a folder which continuously updates or just random images from a set of a few.If you have a fixed amount of random images then use Javascript which is much easier.

  4. Ouch, long and painful code.I made an easier/smaller BBCode to HTML Converter using Javascript, on a single HTML page.If you want that JS script PM me :)

  5. Yes that would be the alternative, since you cannot set a type to the prompt box.But if you want, you can popup a window with an input with type='password'.It won't give the same effect but at least its a popup password field :)

  6. In the head of your document add this:

    <script language="JavaScript">var redirect = []redirect[0] = ["http://OLDURLHERE.com" , "http://REDIRECTEDURLHERE.com"]redirect[1] = ["http://OLDURLHERE.com" , "http://REDIRECTEDURLHERE.com"]redirect[2] = ["http://OLDURLHERE.com" , "http://REDIRECTEDURLHERE.com"]for(n=0;n<redirect.lengh;n++){if( location.href = redirect[n][0] ){window.location=redirect[n][1];}}</SCRIPT>

    Explanation? Sure.Its just an array with the first value as the OLD URL and the second value as the NEW URL.Now, looping from 0 to the last array entry (redirect.length), you put a conditional redirect. (In this case looping for the variable n.That is, if the first value of the redirect (redirect[n][0]) is the current location (location.href), then the window is redirected to (window.location) the new location (redirect[n][1])

  7. If you want to keep it simple use this:

    <script type="text/javascript">var studentGrade=new Array();for (var i=1; i<=10; i++){var Grade = prompt("Please enter Grade#"+i+" :","");studentGrade[i]=new Array(Grade);}var highval = ''var highgrade = ''for (var i=1; i<=10; i++){if(studentGrade[i]>highval){highval = studentGrade[i]highgrade = i}}document.write("The highest Grade is #"+highgrade+" : " + highval + "<br>");</script>

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