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Posted by Harlan Messinger on 11/16/06 21:55
vitay wrote:
>> vitay wrote:
>>> I have a page where button have the following java code:
>> This isn't Java, it's Javascript.
>>
> Small mistake yes, of course it's javascript
>
>>> onmouseover="style.cursor=\'hand\'; btn_img.src=\''.$img.'\';"
>> I don't see what sense this code makes anyway. If you want the cursor to
>> turn into a pointer (not "hand"--that's IE-specific), you set the tag's
>> style attribute (or use a separate stylesheet) from the outset instead of
>> waiting for a mouseover:
>>
>> style="cursor: pointer;"
>
> It means thah I must set style on <img>?
On whatever element you're trying to set the cursor for.
>
>> As for the image's src property, even if $img expands into something else,
>> I don't see how setting the src to
>>
>> '.http://www.example.com/resource.'
>>
>> is what you want.
>
> I don't understand this paragraph but in $img is only name of jpg and
> nothing else.
So you want the value of the image's src property to be "something.jpg".
Instead you're making it "'.something.jpg.'".
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