I'm a novice at this and would be forever grateful if someone would tell
me what this code accomplishes. It is repeated 149 times on the page.
This is the 97th: (I've removed some trivial code.)
<script>
function swapon97()
{
document.img97.src="img/navigr97.gif";
}
function swapoff97()
{
document.img97.src="img/navig97.gif";
}
</script>
<a href="page97.html" onclick="return true">
<img src="navig97.gif" /></a>
then <script> and repeat above with "98"
Thanks for any instruction or source,
Mason C
Geoff Muldoon - 21 Jul 2008 08:10 GMT
Mason C says...
> I'm a novice at this and would be forever grateful if someone would tell
> me what this code accomplishes. It is repeated 149 times on the page.
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>
> Thanks for any instruction or source,
It's a bit of javascript which will when triggered (probably by another
bit of javascript) switch the source of each of a number (149?) of images
on the page from one value - img/navigr97.gif ('r' for red?)- to another -
img/navig97.gif (note no 'r' in the name).
From your description it's a shitty bit of coding.
Geoff M