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Re: Unviewable page, useless warning (Was: UCS TIE Crawler)
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lugnet.publish
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Tue, 17 Sep 2002 00:24:46 GMT
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Dave,
I've been using Homestead for the past couple of years and haven't had much
problems with them. Regular viewers of the site know that most of the pics
shown have the hidden pic every now and then.
Unfortunately, the Homestead software creates the javascript behind the
scenes. All of the webpages are done through it and there's just no easy way
of getting around it.
Regards,
ACPin & Sons
In lugnet.publish, David Eaton writes:
> Wow. That's really wacky Javascript. I'm really rather amazed that Homestead
> makes such awfully complex Javascript for such an apparently small effect.
> But that's beside the point.
>
> I think you'll find that the code that's the problem is the code that says
> "when my mouse moves over an image, change the image." I assume that Jeremy
> can see the main page's images fine (they don't seem to have the same
> Javascript).
>
> I have to chime in, though. Please take that code away. Just make them
> regular images. Don't have them do anything fancy like change when your
> mouse goes over them. It's kind of annoying. It means if you don't *know* to
> put your mouse over an image, you'll never see the image, and it's also
> impossible (short of viewing the page source or exploring your image cache)
> to view the link to the image alone, copy it to your clipboard, etc. Just
> make them flat images. That should easily be possible since it looks like
> that's how you do the images for the top page.
>
> DaveE
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