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Old 07-03-2005, 03:33 PM JavaScript Question
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I recently helped a friend update her site, one page ostensibly. I have encountered a JavaScript problem. On the index page there is a Nav bar at the top. When you mouseover the go from white to black. The first three of these links work fine, but for some reason the last two take you back to the main index, only with images missing. Any ideas?

http://www.predatordefense.org/index.htm
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Old 07-03-2005, 05:16 PM
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I am not too sure the problem is in your code, it looks ok to me. However even when I manually type in the page address' for your "species" and "issues" page it takes me to the bad index page you mentioned, so the link itself looks good.

Could it be that you have uploaded the wrong pages but with the right filenames?
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Old 07-03-2005, 07:12 PM
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The only page I uploaded with the exception of some PDF. files (some of which are working, other that aren’t. was the index.htm. When I go to the FTP site, each of the subcategories has its own folder, species, about us, join, etc. with an index in it. In each of the last two categories the index is the one I uploaded to the main site, not what existed before.

Why would the first three-nav links work and the last two not? Any ideas on how can I correct this? Any assistance would be greatly appreciated
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Old 07-03-2005, 09:34 PM
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I believe that the problem lies in the path to your navigation images on your last two pages make sure that they all point to the proper directory i.e. if your rollovers for the images are in a specific directory such as images you have to make sure that when you type in the path in Dreamweaver (which is what I suspect you are using looking at the javascript code) that it is ../images/rollover.gif or whatever. Also why use separate folders for each of your pages just put them in the same directory, that way you can just link them up directly without having to make sure you have pointed to the correct folders as well.

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Old 07-04-2005, 02:06 PM Thanks
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Thanks all. You called it. Somehow I managed to replace the index pages in the sub folder. Everything seems OK now. Thanks for the help.
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