Hi,
Got a question for javascript folks:
I'm trying to get the following code to work:
bullet = new Image();
bullet.src = "../images/bullet_black_dot.gif";
function turn_on(image_number){
document.main[image_number].src = bullet.src;
}
In my doc, I have a clear gif sitting as a spacer next to each member of a
link list:
<img name="5551212" src="../images/spacer.gif"...etc>
<a href="whatever.html" onclick="turn_on('5551212')"><br>
<img name="515223" src="../images/spacer.gif"...etc>
<a href="whatever.html" onclick="turn_on('515223')"><br>
<img name="444333" src="../images/spacer.gif"...etc>
<a href="whatever.html" onclick="turn_on('444333')"><br>
The idea is that when someone clicks on one of these links, the bullet will
"turn on" next to it. The links load a RealAudio clip, so the page itself
doesn't reload onclick...I just want the bullet to "turn on" next to the
link the user clicks on.
I'm getting a javascript error in IE4 (only platform tested on so far):
document.main[...] is not an object
Any ideas where I'm going wrong? Does it have to do with using numbers as
img names?
TIA,
Jack
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