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Can anybody explain why my variable imonline is still 1 even though my
onError function has fired , value = 0 when printed by Javascript
document.write at end. I thought that
VAR imonline = 1
should have given me a global variable
TIA
<HTML>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var imonline = 1;
function imageError(theImage) {imonline=0; document.JWonline.src =
"2_yellow.jpg";}
</script>
</HEAD>

<BODY BGCOLOR="#b5ccb8">
<H2><CENTER>Is the green button loaded 2</CENTER></H2>
<!-- 2_greenx.jpg does not exist for this test -->
<img name="JWonline" src="2_greenx.jpg" align=left border=0
onError="imageError(this)"
onAbort="imageError(this)">

<p>Yellow button indicates offline<br>
Green button indicates online

<!-- since yellow button is on, so imonline should be 0 -->
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
document.write("<BR>online=",imonline);
</script>

</BODY>
</HTML>

John Wood
Jul 20 '05 #1
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John Wood <jo**@lortim.demon.co.uk> writes:
Can anybody explain why my variable imonline is still 1 even though my
onError function has fired


No it hasn't. When your document.write is executed, the image is still
being loaded (or waiting to fail loading). It will probably not finish
loading/failing the image before the page has been fully processed.

/L
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