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Hi.
I have a button that change a number of images src's when I click a
button. The src's are stored in an array and I just use
document[imgName1].src=pics[0] to change the src of the image.
However I want the button to change the link as well to the image that
is displayed but i cannot get it to work. How do I do this. Could
someone tell me or point me in the direction of some code that will do
this.
I would like to do it in a similar way to the pictures. i.e. have all
the links stored in an array and change them when the button is
pressed.
Thanks for your time.
Ben.
Perhaps a modification of my rotator script might help you.
(tested in Firefox 1.0 and MSIE 6 only)
/* image rotator script */
/* The array is a 2 dimensional construct with the image name as the first
part and the link as the second part.
Add image and link in brackets. Separate with commas.
i.e.
["imagename","url"],
["imagename2","url2"]
Note that the pages that use this script must have one and only one
image with the id of "rotator".
Browser support required: document.getElementById.
URLS MUST BE FULL ADDRESSES
*/
rotatorArray = [
["banners/ACF28E9.gif", "http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?
id=xEiUbjZNzhI&offerid=35971.10000004&type=4&subid =0"],
["banners/hmp.gif", "http://www.localhomesforsale.com/hmp_index.cfm"],
["banners/harmon_banner.gif", "http://www.harmonhomes.com"],
["banners/ACF24D.jpg", "http://www.callcapture.com"]
]
var numImages = rotatorArray.length;
var delay = 4000; // default
var index = 0;
function rotate()
{
if (document.getElementById)
{
index ++;
if ( index >= numImages )
index = 0;
var e = document.getElementById("rotator");
// we do it this way so people with tabbed browsers can open in
a new tab by middle clicking, i.e. real link, not just an onclick event
e.innerHTML = "<a href='" + rotatorArray[index][1] + "'
target='_blank'><img src='" + rotatorArray[index][0] + "' alt='banner ad'
width='234' height='60' border='1'></a>";
}
setTimeout("rotate()", delay)
}
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