You are right, there is a reason I am echoing it in php, it is one result of
an if statement.
<?php if (basename($PHP_SELF) == "index.php") {
echo "<body onload=\"start();initialize();onoff('mainmenu',section,'on')\"
onresize=\"window.location.reload(false)\" topmargin=\"1\"
bottommargin=\"0\" leftmargin=\"0\" rightmargin=\"0\">";
} else {
echo "<body onload=\"initialize();onoff('mainmenu',section,'on')\"
onresize=\"window.location.reload(false)\" topmargin=\"1\"
bottommargin=\"0\" leftmargin=\"0\" rightmargin=\"0\">";
}
?>
I tried echoing with single quotes - no change. So I compared the view
source of the double quoted php generated page and of the html generated
page - they are identical:
<body onload="start();initialize();onoff('mainmenu',section,'on')"
onresize="window.location.reload(false)" topmargin="1" bottommargin="0"
leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0">
So I no longer think php is parsing the javascript incorrectly - the same
error happens if I put the 'onoff()' function directly in html and only put
the 'start()' function in the if statement. The weird thing is that the php
page still gives the error and the html does not.
Anyway, I thought I would see if there were any more ideas as to what I am
doing wrong.
Thanks for the help,
Aaron
On 11/13/02 12:50 AM, "@ Edwin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> echo '<body onload="start();initialize();onoff(\'mainmenu\',section,\'on\')"
> onresize="window.location.reload(false)" topmargin="1" bottommargin="0"
> leftmargin="0" rightmargin="0">';
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