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Aug 25.2004

Ive got some preloading image code similar to this,

image1=new Image
image1.src=”picture1.bmp”
image2=new Image
image2.src=”picture2.bmp”

but i need to use a varible in the code like this:

image1″ + varible + “=new Image
image1″ + varible + “.src=”picture1.bmp”
image2″ + varible + “=new Image
image2″ + varible + “.src=”picture2.bmp”

how would i do this?

also i have a <div> that has some text in it and a link on the whole <div> how do i make it so the link goes for the whole <div> and not just the length of the text with out using the css background color tag?

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@BillyRayAug 25.2004 — Something like this should work:

window['image1' + variable] = new Image();
window['image1' + variable].src = 'picture1.bmp';
As for the A tag, I've not tried this, but try setting the display property to "block":

&lt;a href="xyz.html" style="display:block;"&gt;...&lt;/a&gt;
Hope this helps,

Dan
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@ck_net_2004authorAug 25.2004 — Thanks i'll try that when i get back to my home pc,

i have been designing a in window window, it looks & reacts like a normal window, but when opening multiple ones of these windows i couldn't get around making different id's for the close buttons and scince theres 2 designs i have that can be selected from when opening the window all the windows close buttons looked the same which stuffed up the entire thing.
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@ck_net_2004authorAug 25.2004 — 1 more thing how can i get an entire <div> to be on top of everything when clicked with something like a onclick?
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@KorAug 25.2004 — You may use event handlers inside your div tags, so:

<div style="cursor:hand;width:150" onclick="window.open('yourlink.html')"><a href="yourlink.html">link</a></div>

The problem is that Mozilla based on browsers will not see the cursor as a hand (this is a CSS IE only attribute), even if they will open the link onclick.
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@BillyRayAug 25.2004 — Using "cursor:pointer" instead of "cursor:hand" works in all browsers, including IE.

Dan
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@KorAug 25.2004 — Tx,good point, never know about it... there is always something new to learn ?
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