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The rest of the script info os on the link:
Click Here
My problem is, the stupid auto borders which are made when a new window's created/opened...
The windows for my images are made to be the same size as the windows, pretty sure thats not a good idea as you have to allow for the window border..etc but i've got that one sorted...
My problem is getting the image to include into a page and this page will have so the image grabs onto all 4 corners of the window and shows it's delights to all the world.
Can someone help me? I have seen scripts like this, i've been messing around with a few today but since I know as much about Javascripts as i do about the meaning of life, i'm a bit stook.
pretty please with a cherry on top, give me some help.
..doesn't have quite the same ring to it.
Thankyou so very much Chris! :D looks great ;)
http://www.chrisjhaig.co.uk/Fog.html
is that right?
At the end of the Script, where the closing '}' are, get rid of one of them, preferably the first one you come to.
I tried both of those methods as you posted them earlier.
I'll try them again though as the only other way i can think of means I have to makea page for every image :/
Had a look at your site and source, and I see you mixed up onClick and javascript:
you appear to have
Image 1
when you should have either:
Image 1
or
Image 1
Basicly, onClick doesn't like being told its as JavaScript function, so:
onClick="javascript:Show_Image .. etc won't work, but try one of the other two, and fingers crossed :o)
The status bar gives the right kind of script too...or what i'd expect it to look like.
The function is called Show_Image(); isn't it?
Ok, in the last post you gave me two anchors. The first one is weird, seems to think theres an error on line 1, char 1.
It really doesn't like the second one, says theres an error as soon as you click it on the start of the anchor.