cannot get two scripts to work together - naming conflicts

The conflict occurs because you have defined functions, ids, etc. with the same names.

There is also a problem that wbpr has a space when called the third time on each line.

In the second script:
Delete the functions wbpr and wbe
Choose different names for the ids when calling the functions, e.g. becomes If you need more help, let me know.

Hey thanks for the reply. I've taken a look at the parts of the scripts you mentioned, but I still cannot get them to work together. I tried removing the wbpr and wbe functions in the second script, as well as choosing different names for the ids. I also fixed the spacing errors. I end up with the following code for the second script:

Note: there is not a space in my code the third time the wbpr is called, the forum is formatting it as such for some reason.

However, the two scripts will still not work together. I looked over the code again, and did you notice that each script refers to a different folder when supplying the images for the buttons? The different folders seem to be specified in the wbpr function of each script:

first script:
second script:
I would think that I need to somehow tell the second line of buttons where to find their images? Although, at the same time, I cannot have any conflicts. Is there any further help you could give me on this issue?

OK, I think, after looking at the code in more depth, you need to change the names of the buttons and keep the functions. Keep the first snippet of code from free-buttons as it is, you only need to change the second piece of code.

Change the function names instead of removing them, because you will need them but will probably alter them for your needs.
Now call the second set of buttons with wbpr2 and wbe2 instead.
Now lets look at wbe2
It takes the first character ( a number between 0 and 5). Then it changes the image named btn0, btn1, etc. to btn0o, etc. Since you have added 1 to each of these we will need to change this and the names of the buttons. the last line keep as it is because I can't see a use of 'e' for the id.
So we have
Now where you have btn0, btn1, etc. in the second snippet of code change to btn01, btn11, btn21, etc.

Finally, you have a title missing for the fourth button. That's just for completeness.

Phew! See if you can understand that.

i'm giving mint89 a gold metal for using code tags on his first post! way to read my sticky :) did you get everything figured out?

i'm giving mint89 a gold metal for using code tags on his first post! way to read my sticky :) did you get everything figured out?

haha thank you iam_clint :) As far as everything goes with this code, I have still not been able to solve the issue that prevents the buttons from functioning when both scripts are implemented. Here is the code, updated with the latest suggestions from the posts above:

It is very frustrating that these buttons will not work, even after this latest set of revisions to the code :( I really thought that we had it figured out when we changed the names so nothing overlapped in the two scripts. Is there anything else that looks like it may be the culprit in this situation?

There are still a few changes to make, you misunderstood one or two suggested changes.

When I said change btn0 to btn01, etc. I meant in the following line:
[HTML]<td title='Flying Monkeys Rally Info'><a href="#" onmouseover='wbe2("0o");' onmouseout='wbe2("0n");' onmousedown='wbe2("0c");'><img src="R07Nav2.wbimg/imgn0.gif" name=btn01 width=100 height=30 border=0 alt='Flying Monkeys Rally Info'></a></td>
[/HTML]
Notice I have changed wbe to wbe2, otherwise wbe2 (the new function) would never be called. Now change back btn01n1, btn01c1, etc. back to btn0n1, btn0c1, etc.

You can make the rest of the changes yourself for the rest of the lines.

Do you understand what is happening? If not or you still have problems, post again.

SUCCESS =D

It works! Thank you so much for all of the help. I really appreciate it...and I think that through working with your replies, I actually learned a few things about javascript :)

SUCCESS =D

It works! Thank you so much for all of the help. I really appreciate it...and I think that through working with your replies, I actually learned a few things about javascript :)

That's the way I like it. I could have easily just tested myself (though it would have taken some time) and given you a full solution in one post, but it's better to teach someone how to fish rather than give them the fish (or something to that effect!)

Thanks acoder! This solved my problem as well. I just wish this post scored higher in Google's results for:

java function naming conflicts

Thanks again.

Firstly, welcome to TSDN!

Thanks acoder! This solved my problem as well.

You're welcome.

I just wish this post scored higher in Google's results for:

java function naming conflicts

I'll add naming conflicts to the title, but you should know that Java and JavaScript are two very different languages.