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  1. Thank you very much!!! That did the trick. It's working perfectly now.
  2. I am using a script I found for loading larger images into a div when clicking on a thumbnail link. This works fine in IE7, but does not allow the image to appear in the div on FireFox and Safari. I have tried several variations after doing some research on the W3C standards. It originally used document.all, but I removed that. The code: <script language="JavaScript"> // Gallery script. // With image cross fade effect for those browsers that support it. // Script copyright (C) 2004 www.cryer.co.uk. // Script is free to use provided this copyright header is included. function LoadGallery(pictureName,imageFile) { document.getElementById(pictureName).src = imageFile; } </script> </head> The html: <div id="slideshow"> <div id="scroll"><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/house-back1-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/house-back1-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/house-back3-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/house-back3-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/Beach-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/Beach-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/beach-cple-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/beach-cple-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/LapPool-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/LapPool-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/Sunset-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/Sunset-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/house-front-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/house-front-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/beachpath-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/beachpath-th.jpg" /></a><a href="#_self" onclick="LoadGallery('holder', 'images/sunrise-lg.jpg')"><img src="images/sunrise-th.jpg" /></a></div> <div id="bigimage"><img name="holder" src="images/house-back1-lg.jpg" width="452" height="289" alt="Picture of Villa La Fiaca" /></div> </div> Sorry for all the images to filter through in the div, but I wanted to give you the whole picture. I would appreciate any help on how to make this work in all browsers.
  3. I see the example URL did not show correctly. I was unable to edit it so here it is again. http://tuscany-villa.luxuryvillasintl.com/Content/Product-29-1-1717.htm
  4. I am trying to duplicate a image viewer for a client and am having a very difficult time of it. Not even sure this can be done without Javascript. It must be embedded inside of my index page, rather than creating a new gallery page. The example I'm trying to duplicate can be seen here: http://tuscany-villa.luxuryvillasint...-29-1-1717.htm What I have so far in my CSS is: #slideshow { background-color: #FFFFFF; height: 289px; width: 632px; position: relative; left: 0px; top: 0px; } #scroll { background-color: #CCCCCC; float: left; height: 289px; width: 140px; margin-left: 40px; overflow: auto; position: relative; } #bigimage { background-color: #FFFFFF; float: left; height: 289px; width: 452px; position: relative; background-image: url(images/house-back1-lg.jpg); background-repeat: no-repeat; } What I want to make happen is to create a link in the .html for each thumbnail image to show its counterpart (larger image) in the #bigimage DIV. So far all I have is the #scroll populated with the thumbnails and properly scrolling like the example, but can't make the larger image appear inside the DIV. (large images are already created in same images file) Is this possible, or does anyone know of a script that exists to do this exactly? I've searched for a long time now to no avail!!
  5. I did understand that there were problems involved with checkboxes when some are not checked from the reading I've done. I think a simple set of instructions to the user for control click on a dropdown field will still be much simpler. I really appreciate all the help so far though.
  6. Sorry for the misunderstanding. Multiple choices would be in the list. But the admin only wants 4 maximum choices allowed to be made.
  7. If I understand Phreek's suggestion, he is saying to limit the choice to only 4? There would be many instruments to choose from, but only 4 maximum allowed to choose.
  8. Thanks for the replies! As you can probably guess, the coding is over my head and sounds more extensive than I had hoped. I might try to convince him that a set of simple instructions for the user on how to use control click would be much simpler.
  9. can it be as simple as changing the name of the field in the script? I've done considerable serching on this and haven't found anything specific telling me how. I would show you the code, but it's pretty involved as I'm sure you can guess.
  10. revraz, I do have complete access to the source code and backend. How much of a change would it be to do this. As you can see, I don't have a very good understanding of what's needed.
  11. I can't use radio buttons because the client wants a maximum of 4 choices (instruments played), so it would need multiple choices as in checkboxes. The client feels dropdowns are too confusing for the average computer user (having to hold the control key), so this is his reasoning behind wanting to convert to checkboxes. I know html very well, but am still a novice with php.
  12. I am setting up a PHPFOX v1.6 site for local musicians. Currently the member's profile set-up page is made up of several dropdown fields and some textareas. My question is: Is it a major re-write to add checkbox fields or convert a dropdown to a checkbox? I would assume there would be a lot of changes to the database also?
  13. Hi, Hopefully someone can see my error right away. I'm new at javascript, but do understand programming. I installed this script immediately after the <head> tag on my index page. <script language="Javascript"><!-- if (screen.width <= 1023) { document.location = "index8.html"; } if (screen.width > 1024) { document.location = "index.html"; } //--></script> At 800 x 600, it loaded the smaller version as directed. At 1024 x 768 it loaded the larger version as directed. At 1152 and larger, it just repeatedly clicks and goes nowhere in IE7.0. Firefox also seems to be stuck in a loop. I've tried adding an if else statement and a couple of other changes, but no luck. Can anyone help? Thanks, Curt
  14. Hi,   I'm wondering if there's anyone that's had some experience with this script. It's basically pretty error ridden. Not much tech support either. I'm having a problem with the cronjob that send invoices. Here's the error I get: Warning</b>: dl() [<a href='function.dl'>function.dl</a>]: Unable to load dynamic library './ixed/ixed.4.4.lin' - ./ixed/ixed.4.4.lin: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory in <b>/home/***/public_html/includes/settings.inc.php</b> on line <b>2</b><br /> The path in my php.ini file is this: extension_dir = /home/***/public_html/ixed Could that be the problem? (I changed part of the path in this post to *** only for privacy). Also that was only a partial copy on the error. The rest was redundant. Hope I explained it well enough. Hope someone can help. Thanks, Curt
  15. After thinkng more on this, I don't think that's going to be the answer. Are you talking about the Flash centering on the Header area at the top of the page? (Nice looking site by the way!)
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