Hi guys,
I got several questions hopefully somebody will be able to help me.

First: I need you go to THIS LINK (http://www.prodzynes.com/pw)

Second: Is the navigation at the top too hard to find or figure out. Do this one first before going on to the next question.

Third: Once you find the navigation. I need to be able to do two javascript actions in one.
a: OnMouseOver call the the other javascript.
b: OnMouseOver change the image
For an example of "a:" just hover the first link
For an example of "b:" just hover over the rest of the links

"a:" is calling a separate javascript which you can find more info on HERE (http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/)
View the source and let me know if I can do this.

Thanks in advance

Sam

Nobody knows javascript here?
I've only gotten three page views and two were me.
:rolleyes:

Javascript is an odd language. Being a host heavy board most of us are more use to Perl, and PHP. You might want to try this question at http://www.SitePoint.com or more probably http://www.htmlforums.com/ The latter being pretty much a web development forum.

Hope that helps

Greg Moore

Thanks, I was thinking that was the reason as well.

I'll try those out then.

First: I need you go to THIS LINK
- OK

Second: Is the navigation at the top too hard to find or figure out. Do this one first before going on to the next question.
- Umm, little unlabeled boxes? Yes, too difficult.

Third: Once you find the navigation. I need to be able to do two javascript actions in one.
a: OnMouseOver call the the other javascript.
b: OnMouseOver change the image
For an example of "a:" just hover the first link
For an example of "b:" just hover over the rest of the links
- OK. All you do is write a javascript function like this. I'm not great with javascript, and this isn't real code, but you'll get my drift.

doStuff(example){
if(example == "a"){
soSomeThings;
}
doRollover;
}

Then just onMouseOver="doStuff('a')"

Or maybe I missed something. Sorry if you wanted real javascript code, it would take way to long to do here, since you gotta do a browser check etc... Good luck! You'll need it with javascript.