answer to your problem

Sat, 15 Jul 2000 16:39:56 +0000

The problem with your script above (the logitpro script) can be easily solved, and is not caused by the logitpro script at all. Let's have a look at what you took out:

"
<script src="http://noggy.net/cgi-noggy/logitpro/logitpro.cgi?java"></script>

</script>
"

If you look above, under where the logitpro script is, you will see some deffinate javascript errors. You CANNOT have html inside of JavaScript:

"
<script>

</script>
"

Note that after the <script> tag, you have put in some html codes:

Thus removing this entire chunk:
"
<script>

</script>
"

Will solve your problem, and leave you with only this in return:
"
<script src="http://noggy.net/cgi-noggy/logitpro/logitpro.cgi?java"></script>

Vincent Puglia — Fri, 14 Jul 2000 12:46:18 +0000

Hi Vy,

There are loads & loads of javascript conflicts -- usually when you have a lot of global variables & functions with the same names.

But regarding the code: He's dumping closing html tags into a script that goes in the body????? to create a gif?

Vinny

vy22 — Thu, 13 Jul 2000 19:14:03 +0000

Ah! Found the bug and slapped it with a herring!

I just removed chunks of the page in Dreamweaver and previewed it using the preview function until I stopped getting the script error. The problem was with my logit pro (Tracker) that I recently added.

</script>

When I removed the above code it started working again. Think I should e-mail the guy and tell him this. Is there such a thing as a JAvascript Conflict? This seems to work ok on all my other pages why not my main page?

~Vy~

vy22 — Thu, 13 Jul 2000 19:01:59 +0000

Hey Vince been working hard so have not had much time to pop in by.

Nope That line was from Extreme Tracker of wich I have never had any problems with. I removed the whole script just incase and the error line just seems to randomly change to other lines.

I think the problem lies in something at the start of the page that is effecting the whole page.

The next line is

518=

don't see anything wrong with this? Anyway why would I only get script errors on modifieng the page? It is only when I change something I get the error.

Cheers

~Vy~

PS. AOL STILL SUCKS!

Vincent Puglia — Thu, 13 Jul 2000 18:49:00 +0000

Hi vy22,

Long time no see!
I don't have version 4+ any more (aol in its omniscient kindness, wiped it out), but....

according to cuteHTML (my editor w/line numbers) the following includes line 612

s=screen;srw=s.width;an!="Netscape"?
srb=s.colorDepth:srb=s.pixelDepth;

if this is supposed to be a (condition)? true : false; construct, it is written wrong.

it should be:
s = screen;
srw = s.width;
srb = (an!="Netscape") ? s.colorDepth : s.pixelDepth;

(if an doesn't = netscape, srb = colorDepth else pixelDepth)
Vinny