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kellilicious
April 30th, 2002, 02:09 AM
im adding a scrolling text box function to a website that was developed by another company, and i found a script that worked until i actually put it into the page.

it seems that the pre-existing javascript is conflicting w/the new text box scroll javascript (im just guessing b/c when i removed the other js functions, the scroll worked fine)...i need for all the previous functionality to remain the same whilst indluding this new script, but i am really not familiar w/javascript (i'm only at a cut-and-paste-the-code-in-to-make-it-work level)

could someone have a look at the page and see if you can tell what the problem is or where the conflict is coming from ?? i dont know where to start.

here's the URL:
http://www.keenerassociates.com/DRAFT/home1.html

thanks in advance to whoever can help me!

mjxnjx
May 1st, 2002, 05:52 PM
At a quick glance I can tell you there is a problem with a "menu5" being accessed that does not exist.

Near the bottom of your source code you have several <DIV> layers defined (look for DIV). You have Menu1 through Menu4, but no Menu5. Create a Menu5 and it at least should remove that first error.

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kellilicious
May 2nd, 2002, 01:32 AM
yeah, i've actually removed that now and since my post i have fixed the other problem. my question is....is it possible to do a wrap on a layer?

ive incorporated the scroll here:
http://www.keenerassociates.com/DRAFT/home3.html
but this design is not 800x600-friendly and when you look at it w/that resolution, the arrow is off the page, hence not able to scroll. do you know if there is any way to do a wrap on a layer or even scaling?