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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/13/79 11:20
madsgormlarsen@gmail.com wrote:
> Hi
>
> Ok, what I need for the java to do is to hide the real link, when I
> treid the suggestion of Ken it just showed the real link. Why that is I
> do not know.
>
First of all, this isn't java - it's PHP.
I saw nothing earlier about you wanting to hide a link. Why hide it? It just
makes things more difficult for your users.
As to making XML validate - try one of the XML newsgroups.
> However I got it to work with this code, and I am now facing a new
> problem, how to make it xhtml 1.0 validate. - all suggestions are
> welcome.
>
> But if anybody had anymore insight as to why it did not work, and why
> Kens does, I am very interrested because I woul like to understand what
> I did wrong.
>
> $tdsubclass="<td class=\"sup\"><a
> href=\"http://bygtabel.php/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]\"
>
>
> onMouseOver=\"window.status =
> 'http://www.fup.dk/$artnr[$arayartnrcounter]';
> return true;\"
> onMouseOut=\"window.status =\"; return
> true;\"><!--target=\"_Self\"-->";
>
Remember - PHP is server side. Javascript is client side. Two entirely different
things. For instance - javascript knows about DOM - because DOM is interpreted
by the browser, and javascript runs on the browser. The server doesn't know (or
care) about DOM, and neither does PHP.
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