> >> Same thing with Opera 6.x (for OS9), there are some js script in the map= > , I > >> guess that that lose Opera. > >=20 > > Is there a way to do what you want without javascript? > Yes, a map doesn't use js in itself. The concerned script is just a feature > which displays the component name in the browser'status bar. > > Of course if some browsers cannot read the tag <area /> and <map>, that > don't work. > > What's your browser ?
Links 2.1pre17 With the -g flag for graphics mode rather than text mode. Much faster than netscape or mozilla. Text and images can be scaled to any size I want. With javascript disabled it never crashes. On the downside it doesn't have every possible feature. ------- I just tried the page with dillo 0.8.4-pre, and clicking does nothing there either. And it found the following complaints (click on the "15" down in the corner): HTML warning: line 91, link depends on javascript() HTML warning: line 107, link depends on javascript() HTML warning: line 123, link depends on javascript() HTML warning: line 162, HTML element was already open HTML warning: line 163, HEAD element must go before the BODY section HTML warning: line 164, unexpected closing tag: </head>. -- expected </html> HTML warning: line 165, BODY element was already open HTML warning: line 315, HTML element was already open HTML warning: line 315, BODY element was already open HTML warning: line 315, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> HTML warning: line 316, unexpected closing tag: </td>. -- expected </body> HTML warning: line 350, unexpected closing tag: </tr>. -- expected </body> HTML warning: line 351, unexpected closing tag: </table>. -- expected </body> HTML warning: line 352, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> HTML warning: line 429, unexpected closing tag: </div>. -- expected </body> _______________________________________________ Open-graphics mailing list [email protected] http://lists.duskglow.com/mailman/listinfo/open-graphics List service provided by Duskglow Consulting, LLC (www.duskglow.com)
