In a message of 16-Aug-00 Lamee Wouter wrote:

 >> http://home6.inet.tele.dk/uhc/nyeremitage

 > I assume you mean 'link' when you say 'button'? A 'button' should support
 > onMouseDown and onMouseUp, a 'link' should support onMouseDown, onMouseOut,
 > onMouseUp and onMouseOver.

 > Are you sure the URL is correct? I just tried it and got a 'directory
 > uhc/nyeremitage does not exist' back. I am curious to see your page if you
 > say it does do something in Voyager.

Well, it was correct at the time I posted my message :) 

It was my updated homepage for my scout group and it was not online yet when
I posted it. It is now, so the URL has changed to:

 http://home6.inet.tele.dk/uhc/eremitage

Sorry, I forgot all about posting the URL in this group when I changed it.

 >>   http://v3.vapor.com/testing/tags.php

 > This page is very misleading and not useful to me, for the following
 > reasons:

 > 1. The table formatting clearly implies that the first big list of
 > JavaScript events belong to the HTML tag <A>, which is very incorrect. The
 > JavaScript standard clearly states that no events are supported for an
 > Anchor.

When I use onMouseOver and onMouseOut, they are specified within the
<a> tag, like:

    <a href="aabenthus_0800.html"
       onmouseover="image_on('naviAabenthus')"
       onmouseout="image_off('naviAabenthus')">

I naturally haven't read any standard, but have made my page solely by
stealing other peoples' source. And the above certainly work with both
Voyager and Netscape.

[Snip a lot of other stuff]

Well, perhaps a reason why Voyager has been made to support stuff that
doesn't conform with the standard is because MSIE and NS supports these
functions and V will therefore naturally have to support it too.

And by the way. Yes, when I say "button" I simply mean a "link" with graphics
attach.

Uffe Holst

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