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August 14th, 2000, 09:20 PM
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simple sample of a NN layer that becomes visible when firing onmouseover event. [priority]: so/so [providing instead]: this is how u can make an IE layer visible moving mouse over whatever u want (here it's plain text) ------------into the <head>------------------ <script language="JavaScript"> function show(samplevalue1){ var request_value1=samplevalue1; if (request_value1=="jah") document.all.AnotherLayer.style.visibility="visible"; } function hide(examplevalue2){ var request_value2=examplevalue2; if (request_value2=="jah") document.all.AnotherLayer.style.visibility="hidden"; } </script> ----------------into the body---------------- <p value="jah" onmouseover="show(this.value);" onmouseout="hide(this.value);"> Move here to see IE layer appearing. </p> <div id="AnotherLayer" style="border:1pt solid navy; position: absolute;top:50; left:40px; width:120px; height:auto; visibility: hidden;"> If u have somethin' useful man, just send it to me (a.emsis@sweden.com). </div>
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