Javascript Problem Possibly

I have a small problem. On the United Airlines page, when I attempt to
access the Car Rental Agencies from United's site by clicking on the
hotlink, nothing happens. If I cursor over the line, I get the following
link for Hertz (same for other agencies, but different name):

javascript: open carhertz()

But it does not move to that page. What could possibly cause this? Spoke
to United's Internet help, but not help!
Thanks

Charlie
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On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 20:45:03 GMT, Charliec <charliecXXX@sonic.net> wrote:
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> I have a small problem. On the United Airlines page, when I attempt to
> access the Car Rental Agencies from United's site by clicking on the
> hotlink, nothing happens. If I cursor over the line, I get the following
> link for Hertz (same for other agencies, but different name):
>
> javascript: open carhertz()
>
> But it does not move to that page. What could possibly cause this?[/color]

They have a badly written webpage. That snippet above should cause a
syntax error. Inform the webmaster, or customer services, of the error.

You might try loading the page and typing in the address bar:

javascript:carhertz()

when you would normally click on that link. May or may not help.

Mike

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Michael Winter
M.Winter@blueyonder.co.invalid (replace ".invalid" with ".uk" to reply)

Thanks Mike,
Tried that and it did not work either - I understand that United.com now
knows of the problem and is working on it.
Charlie
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>Michael Winter <M.Winter@blueyonder.co.invalid> wrote:[/color]
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>On Thu, 12 Feb 2004 20:45:03 GMT, Charliec <charliecXXX@sonic.net> wrote:
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>> I have a small problem. On the United Airlines page, when I attempt to
>> access the Car Rental Agencies from United's site by clicking on the
>> hotlink, nothing happens. If I cursor over the line, I get the following
>> link for Hertz (same for other agencies, but different name):
>>
>> javascript: open carhertz()
>>
>> But it does not move to that page. What could possibly cause this?[/color]
>
>They have a badly written webpage. That snippet above should cause a
>syntax error. Inform the webmaster, or customer services, of the error.
>
>You might try loading the page and typing in the address bar:
>
> javascript:carhertz()
>
>when you would normally click on that link. May or may not help.
>
>Mike[/color]

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