Hi all. Though this is my first post, I've gotten great benefit from lurking. Hopefully, someone has the answer to this wierd problem I'm facing.
The website in question is <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bestloghomes.com">http://www.bestloghomes.com</a><!-- m -->.
When a person using an AOL browser hits the page and uses any of the mouseovers or clicks any links they get javascript errors like "object expected" and "continue running scripts y/n" etc. etc. etc.
Here's a little more info:
1. I think the problem lies in the javascript rollover code generated by Macromedia Fireworks 4.0.
2. We only began to hear about this recently (last couple of weeks).
3. No changes to the scripts have been made within the last 9 months (it's like it just started out of the blue).
4. This error only happens with users on AOL dialup (AOL Plus for Broadband apparently uses the full verison of IE rather than the crappy AOL browser).
5. When an AOL dialup user uses a real browser instead of the AOL browser, everything works fine.
Any ideas??? I'm at a loss.
Nathan in Birmingham
The website in question is <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.bestloghomes.com">http://www.bestloghomes.com</a><!-- m -->.
When a person using an AOL browser hits the page and uses any of the mouseovers or clicks any links they get javascript errors like "object expected" and "continue running scripts y/n" etc. etc. etc.
Here's a little more info:
1. I think the problem lies in the javascript rollover code generated by Macromedia Fireworks 4.0.
2. We only began to hear about this recently (last couple of weeks).
3. No changes to the scripts have been made within the last 9 months (it's like it just started out of the blue).
4. This error only happens with users on AOL dialup (AOL Plus for Broadband apparently uses the full verison of IE rather than the crappy AOL browser).
5. When an AOL dialup user uses a real browser instead of the AOL browser, everything works fine.
Any ideas??? I'm at a loss.
Nathan in Birmingham