Your code has been cut just a little to short in the
cut'n'paste from the working plain HTML to the setHTML of
viewport 'body'. (can't help but feel its risky to use body as a
name for something else than the BODY-element... )
Here's the exerpt of your code where the syntax error
arises:
body.setHTML('<h2>Members</h2><IMG
SRC="javascript:void(0);" WIDTH=330 HEIGHT=229 BORDER=0
USEMAP="#map"><MAP NAME="map"><AREA SHAPE="POLY"
COORDS="55,226,34,180,33,112,44,95,49,52,70,44,83,63,88,101,115,154,127,223"
ALT="Johan Andr') <--- here is missing something like
'>'
IE sometimes forgives these kind of mistakes in plain HTML but
inline javascript and in other browsers it just doesn't cut
well.
Sorry to inform you that the bug was human.. and uhm, no
offense meant by that ;)
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