Help with hover/zoom code

[Diane]

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant see
what Im doing wrong. I am trying to create a page that loads up several
thumbnail images, that when onMouseover. the larger image appears, but
leaves the description text intact. I can easily get it to work the way I
want with just one image on the page, but whenever or whereever on the page
i try to use the same code (except changing the position) to have another
picture (testing by just using the same pic over again) it stops working..

HEre are the two pages to compare. Is it something obvious that is just
escaping me?

This one works fine

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html

This one does not????

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
Any idea why? or how I can get it to do what I want?

email or reply here, any help GREATLY appreciated..

:)
Diane

[IEDesigner]

"Diane" <dh****@xhotmailx.com> wrote in message
news:7C***************@bignews1.bellsouth.net...

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant see
what Im doing wrong. I am trying to create a page that loads up several
thumbnail images, that when onMouseover. the larger image appears, but
leaves the description text intact. I can easily get it to work the way I
want with just one image on the page, but whenever or whereever on the page i try to use the same code (except changing the position) to have another
picture (testing by just using the same pic over again) it stops working..

HEre are the two pages to compare. Is it something obvious that is just
escaping me?

This one works fine

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html

This one does not????

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
Any idea why? or how I can get it to do what I want?

email or reply here, any help GREATLY appreciated..

:)
Diane

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IEDesigner

[Peter]

IEDesigner wrote:

"Diane" <dh****@xhotmailx.com> wrote in message
news:7C***************@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant see
what Im doing wrong. I am trying to create a page that loads up several
thumbnail images, that when onMouseover. the larger image appears, but
leaves the description text intact. I can easily get it to work the way I
want with just one image on the page, but whenever or whereever on the

page

i try to use the same code (except changing the position) to have another
picture (testing by just using the same pic over again) it stops working..

HEre are the two pages to compare. Is it something obvious that is just
escaping me?

This one works fine

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html

This one does not????

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
Any idea why? or how I can get it to do what I want?

email or reply here, any help GREATLY appreciated..

:)
Diane

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IEDesigner

In Mozilla both do nothing
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[IEDesigner]

"Peter" <pj*****@wanadoo.nl> wrote in message
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IEDesigner wrote:

"Diane" <dh****@xhotmailx.com> wrote in message
news:7C***************@bignews1.bellsouth.net.. .

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant seewhat Im doing wrong. I am trying to create a page that loads up several
thumbnail images, that when onMouseover. the larger image appears, but
leaves the description text intact. I can easily get it to work the way Iwant with just one image on the page, but whenever or whereever on the

page

i try to use the same code (except changing the position) to have anotherpicture (testing by just using the same pic over again) it stops working..
HEre are the two pages to compare. Is it something obvious that is just
escaping me?

This one works fine

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html

This one does not????

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
Any idea why? or how I can get it to do what I want?

email or reply here, any help GREATLY appreciated..

:)
Diane

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IEDesigner

In Mozilla both do nothing
Peter

No support for JavaScript in Mozilla? Now that's primitive.
IEDesigner

[Ed Mullen]

Peter wrote:

IEDesigner wrote:

"Diane" <dh****@xhotmailx.com> wrote in message
news:7C***************@bignews1.bellsouth.net...

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant
see
what Im doing wrong. I am trying to create a page that loads up several
thumbnail images, that when onMouseover. the larger image appears, but
leaves the description text intact. I can easily get it to work the
way I
want with just one image on the page, but whenever or whereever on the

page

i try to use the same code (except changing the position) to have
another
picture (testing by just using the same pic over again) it stops
working..

HEre are the two pages to compare. Is it something obvious that is just
escaping me?

This one works fine

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html

This one does not????

http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
Any idea why? or how I can get it to do what I want?

email or reply here, any help GREATLY appreciated..

:)
Diane

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IEDesigner

In Mozilla both do nothing
Peter

The first page works in SeaMonkey and Firefox, but not the second one.

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[Jim Moe]

Diane wrote:

This is really puzzling me, maybe its just my feeble brain, that cant see
what Im doing wrong.

1. You are using the same "name" for both images. To correctly change the
image src you must have unique names for them. Better yet, use the "id"
attribute.
2. There is no document property "pic". Use getElementById(). See
<http://www.mozilla.org/docs/dom/domref/dom_doc_ref48.html>

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[Jim Moe]

IEDesigner wrote:

>>
>>http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom.html
>>http://freewebs.com/imagetest/zoom2.html
>>

In Mozilla both do nothing

No support for JavaScript in Mozilla? Now that's primitive.

No, Mozilla does not bother with wildly incorrect Javascript.
IE apparently makes a good enough guess at the author's intent to leave
her confused. Had she used a modern browser she would have discovered the
problem on her own.

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