Greg K — Sun, 21 May 2006 02:31:12 +0000

You have (I added line breaks for easier reading here):

<body bgcolor="#ffffff" onload="show_clock()" "MM_preloadImages('images/HRC_r2_c2_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c4_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c6_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c8_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c10_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c12_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c14_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c15_f2.gif');">

The onload only does show_clock() The function MM_preloadImages should be called by onload as well, keep them all within the same quotes, separating the commands with a semicolon like so:

<body bgcolor="#ffffff" onload="show_clock(); MM_preloadImages('images/HRC_r2_c2_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c4_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c6_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c8_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c10_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c12_f2.gif', 'images/HRC_r2_c14_f2.gif',
'images/HRC_r2_c15_f2.gif');">

Even better though would be to have onload="pageInit()" and make a javascript fnction called pageInit() that calls all functioned needed at page load. this keeps it more organized IMO.

-Greg

brady.k — Sun, 21 May 2006 02:22:14 +0000

What are you trying to do?