No, I get it now. It is an argument waiting to happen. :) On a different
note, I have a problem with the JavaScript code I am writing. I am new to
JavaScript, and this is another reason as to why I was asking, and to know
for sure what it is/was/whatever. The code is suppose to replace a paragraph
for Microsoft Internet Explorer users, using the replace(). As I understand
it, there is a maximum of 255 characters in a line, and here is the line I
am using. How do I get it to work? This is the code I am using:
<p class="notes"><sup>Note:</sup> If you want to view only a specific table,
you will have to double-click on each drop-down Title, in order to view
individual tables.<br />
<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
var str="<sup>Note:</sup> If you want to view only a specific table,
you will have to double-click on each drop-down Title, in order to view
individual tables.";
var browser = navigator.appName;
if(browser=="Microsoft Internet Explorer")
{
document.write(str.replace(/<sup>Note:</sup> If you want to view
only a specific table, you will have to double-click on each drop-down
Title, in order to view individual tables./, "<sup>Internet Explorer User's
Note:</sup> You may have to triple click the drop-down title, in order to
view individual tables."));
}
//-->
</script>
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