brusselsprouts — Sun, 07 Nov 1999 18:15:00 +0000

Hmm.. That is pretty much the script I am using.

I am using a similar script to the person who seemingly got it to work. (Why does it work for him? Do you see it working? www.taberbuhl.com/taber.html)

I think I will give up and use an array.

Thanks though, everyone.

Robby — Sun, 07 Nov 1999 03:23:00 +0000

Hi, will actually there is a way, I've done it before, but unfortunately i have foregotten how to do it, i will post back later today with the script..
Hope this will help you..

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Robby — Sun, 07 Nov 1999 01:05:00 +0000

Hi, here is the code you put at the top of the page
<!--
function change(ObjectName, ChangeTo)
{
document[ObjectName].src = eval(ObjectName + ChangeTo + ".src");
}

imageon = new Image(15,100); <- size of image
imageon.src = "img/nav-image-on.gif";
imageoff = new Image(15,100);
imageoff.src = "img/nav-image-off.gif";
//-->
</script>
here is the scriptet to call the image:

<a href="index.html" onMouseOver="change('image', 'on')" onMouseOut="change('image', 'off')" target="index"><img name="image" src="img/nav-image-off.gif" width=100 height=15 border=0>

I hope this helps..
sonicdesigns.com

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Malte — Sun, 07 Nov 1999 00:33:00 +0000

I'm afraid no. Well, maybe there is a very comlicated way. I saw a script @ dHTML.com which extracts frames from an animated gif. You might be able to dynamically extract frames from the animated gifs and load them into your array. But as far as I know nobody has ever done this before. Post here if you succeed.

Later,

Malte

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