Question 1 : OnMouseOver images and Netscape 2.0 |
I was wondering if you could help me. I was learning how to program the
onmouseover command, however, I've discovered that it does not work with
Netscape 2.0. As the user moves his/her mouse over the image a
Javascript error appears. I have it working in Netscape 3.0, but not in
Netscape 2.0. Additionally, I found another programmer who had a similar
onmouseover command, but it did not work in Netscape 2.0 either. Does
the onmouseover command not work in Netscape 2.0? Help!!! I am sure
there are lots of users out there still using N 2.0, but these folks
cannot view our page.
Looking forward to hearing back from you. -Rob Gibson |
Answer: Netscape 2.0 does support onMouseOver however in 2.0 an image is not treated as an object therefore u cannot change an image's source once the image is displayed. Infact even Internet Explorer 3.0 does not support dynamic image source changing. The image is treated as an object only in Netscape Navigator 3.0 not 2.0 hence changing it's source is not possible. |
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Question 2 : List of examples where OnMouseOver can be used. |
Is there some kind of a list that handles all the
onmouseover and onmouseout events?
I search the web but i only found site's that have the code in there
page. If you know of such a site, can you e-mail me the url.
-Greetz, jeroen. |
Answer: Here is a list of some of the things you could do by trapping the OnMouseOver and OnMouseOut events for any link. 1. Statusbar messages. 2. Changing Image's. 3. Popup alertboxes or Windows. 4. Load a new url when the cursor passes over a link. 5. Play music when the cursor passes over a link. Note: You can use OnMouseOver and OnMouseOut with any kind of link on an html page. Hence the possibilities are vast. All things like these stated above can be done trapping the OnMouseOver and OnMouseOut events associated with a link. |