"Aaron Merrick" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You are right, there is a reason I am echoing it in php, it is one result
of
> an if statement.
Well, I thought so :)
...[snip]...
> 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.
I can only guess...
What happens when you take out the start() then? I think it'd be a good idea
anyway to take away the js codes in your <body> tag (also the xxxmargin
stuffs) since your page wouldn't actually validate as valid xhtml (if you're
concerned of course...).
Is it not possible to put those inside the <head> tags, in-between <script>
tags?
- E
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