[RESOLVED] DOM object, new Function: img src is syntax error?

I am trying to create a mouseover routine this way:

[code]
ClImg1 = new Image(); ClImg1.src=”/var/www/html/images/redlight.png”;
ClImg2 = new Image(); ClImg2.src=”/var/www/html/images/greenlight.png”;

[…]

this.climg = document.createElement(“img”);
this.climg.src = ClImg1.src;
this.climg.onmouseover = new Function (this.climg.src = ClImg2.src);
[/code]

when this runs I get a syntax error from firebug, citing the ClImg2.src (not 1.src, tho) — “http://localhost/var/www…” etc

How am I suppposed to do this [I]properly?[/I] I imagine I am already wrong to call new Function from mouseover but this:

[code]
this.mousefunc = new Function (“this.climg.src = ClImg2.src”);
this.climg.onmouseover = this.mousefunc;
[/code]

gives me “this.climg.src not defined”?

A couple of lines of code from someone and I’ll be fine. Also: what’s the syntax for including parameters to this.mousefunc?

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