I see where Hugh said it's working now, I guess you got the map fixed. I don't know a lot about JavaScript, I try and avoid it at my sites since it's very prone to errors and doesn't always work as it should on all browsers.
The problem with FF is it may require numerous extensions to get it work on one PC the way it does on others. If a certain webpage works ok on someone else's PC but not yours, then they probably have an extension installed that you don't. The problem with those type error reports is "line 220" for it, could be line 100 or 300 in Notepad or whatever else you use, so it's very hard to track them down. Run the page through an HTML validator and it will point out the exact line by highlighting it in the report. What you could do now, is search the HTML code for 'form' and make sure every instance of <form> also has a </form> somewhere below it after the form ends. Hmm, BTW, on my PC I show the error at "line 70, character 2, null is null or not an object". Also, I go back to the page and there's no error. This usually indicates it is indeed a error on that dynamically generated content by Geocities. Also these Geocities sites are trash. NOT to say YOUR page is, just Geocities themselves because they add all this dynamically generated crap in the form of popups, ad banners, and hidden tracking codes that destroy a webpage. There are probably very few Geocities webpages that don't have errors on them, and 80% of the errors are due to Geocities themselves, and there's nothing you can do about that....except find another host. I'd first try and determine if the error is something in your end, or theirs. Sometimes these HTML validators won't even parse the host's generated garbage, so that would only help in your case if after you check the page you don't see any errors. Then you know it's Geocities. -Clint Merry Christmas to all & God Bless Clint Hamilton, Owner http://OrpheusComputing.com ) http://ComputersCustomBuilt.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Vern" < > What exactly doesn't work on the page in FF? Near the bottom is a map of Europe. In IE when you run your mouse over the map the cursor turns into a hand if I have turned that country into a link. In Firefox the cursor turns into a hand over the whole picture not just for individual countries. It works in MyIE2 and it works in the Wal Mart connect browser. I don't have FF > installed yet on this new SP2 install, so I can't check the > problem. It doesn't completely work in IE either since in IE > there's a JavaScript error. See the warning @lower left. > That > error could have an effect on FF. Also remember I don't > think > FF supports Java natively. You have to install the latest > Sun > version of Java so FF will be able to support it on webpages. > -Clint Error: syntax error Source File: http://www.geocities.com/vizzy98/mywebpage1.htm Line: 220 Source Code: <form> the Java console gives me the above message, whatever that means. All I can see is that the opening "form" is in lower case and the closing "/FORM" is in caps. Is that meaningful? Vern ============= PCWorks Mailing List ================= Don't see your post? Check our posting guidelines & make sure you've followed proper posting procedures, http://pcworkers.com/rules.htm Contact list owner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Unsubscribing and other changes: http://pcworkers.com =====================================================
