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[dqmot17]

Originally Posted by kitfisto92

Most web languages are VERY particular about these things and so that can be the problem. good job noticing the problem

Well the problem was the 0 in front of the nine/eight, firefox was erroring out saying " Warning: 09 is not a legal ECMA-262 octal constant"
My next question is how to preload the images. i have so they are hidden by CSS, and once the page loads the are hidden by JavaScript not CSS, but it still looks funny. Any ideas on a way to preload it?

[kitfisto92]

Originally Posted by dqmot17

My next question is how to preload the images. i have so they are hidden by CSS, and once the page loads the are hidden by JavaScript not CSS, but it still looks funny. Any ideas on a way to preload it?

I say stick to either JAVA or CSS because it can take more time for the server to register, thus longer loading time.

As far as fixing it goes, try with just CSS and just JAVA and see which is sleeker =)

[dqmot17]

Originally Posted by kitfisto92

I say stick to either JAVA or CSS because it can take more time for the server to register, thus longer loading time.

As far as fixing it goes, try with just CSS and just JAVA and see which is sleeker =)

I hope you mean javascript? because i don't know any java (tried to learn it, looked at some simple scripts and thought That ain't simple and put it down)

And how exactly should i do it though? i've seen others preloading scripts but how (i don't really need code just an idea here) should i do it ?

[kitfisto92]

Originally Posted by dqmot17

I hope you mean javascript?

oops yeah i did. sorry...so used to refering to it as JAVA like the AP class

Originally Posted by dqmot17

And how exactly should i do it though? i've seen others preloading scripts but how (i don't really need code just an idea here) should i do it ?

I recommended coding what you have now into CSS as one idea and then one into javascript as another and see what you like more.

As far as a preloader goes, i recommended using whichever you are more comfortable with. (for me, that's CSS) and research the code to see how other sites do it and formulate how you want it to function