I do not email that much to this group, so I hope that this gets to you.

Please tell your client to go to Keyword: UPGRADE and download the lastest AOL 4.0
"revision".  Then he should not have a problem seeing your rollover javascript.  I
am using the lastest revision and see it perfectly fine.

Deb

Barry Lee Brisco wrote:

> I have a client that I have just completed a site for at
> http://www.symepiano.com/ (features RealAudio and MP3 sound files, he's a
> musician. Note: I did not write the copy for this site! :)
>
> On the left side of every page is a column of navigation links with a
> rollover so that when you pass your cursor over the link a small musical
> note pops up to the left of the link. Pretty routine stuff. Except that my
> client, who is on AOL, says he doesn't see the rollover. He is not very
> sophisticated about web matters but claims that he just downoladeded the
> latest AOL software and it doesn't show up.
>
> I asked a friend of mine who is on AOL is she could see the rollover, and
> she can't. I am simply amazed that current AOL browsers cannot see this,
> but I know very little about them. Has AOL disabled the javascript
> capability in their browser? (I know their browser is based on MSIE which
> of course can handle these simple rollovers, I can see it using MSIE) Or is
> their a setting in the AOL browser that has to be turned on for javascript?
>
> If this has anything to do with the browser detect function in the
> javascript I'm using for the rollover, here's the complete script:
>
> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE = "JavaScript">
>
> BN = navigator.appName;
> BV = parseInt(navigator.appVersion);
> V = "n3";
> if (BN == "Netscape" && BV >= 3) V = "n3";
> else if (BN == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && BV >= 4) V = "n3";
> else V = "n2";
>
> if (V == "n3") {
> arrowon = new Image(10, 18);
> arrowon.src = "../images/note-bullet.gif";
> arrowoff = new Image(10, 18);
> arrowoff.src = "../images/note-spacer.gif";
> }
>
> function img_onarrow(imgName) {
> if (V == "n3") {
> arrowOn = arrowon.src;
> document [imgName + "_arrow"].src = arrowOn;
> }
> }
> function img_offarrow(imgName) {
> if (V == "n3") {
> arrowOff = arrowoff.src;
> document [imgName + "_arrow"].src = arrowOff;
> }
> }
>
> </script>
>
> Thanks to anyone who can assist with making this rollover visible to AOL users.
>
> Barry
> --
> Barry Lee Brisco <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Web Design & Development - Online Marketing <http://www.ToTheWeb.com>
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