Is This Correct syntax ????

[Yogi39]

for (i=0;i<leftrightslide.length;i++)
finalslide=finalslide+leftrightslide+&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp;&quot;

ieslider.onmouseover=new Function(&quot;ieslider.scrollAmount=0&quot;+&quot;;change(n,'img2')&quot

can I use the value of i to define image n in the above ?

 

[tsdragon]

I'll bet twenty bucks that you had a [ i ] (without the spacing) in your code there. In TGML that turns on italics!To prevent that from happening, always put [ code ] and [ /code ] (again, without the spacing) around your code snippets. Tracy Dryden
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http://www.bydisn.com

Meddle not in the affairs of dragons,
For you are crunchy, and good with mustard.

 

[Yogi39]

for (i=0;i<leftrightslide.length;i++)
finalslide=finalslide+leftrightslide[i]+&quot;  &quot;

ieslider.onmouseover=new Function(&quot;ieslider.scrollAmount=0&quot;+&quot;;change('n'[i],'img2')&quot;)

can I use the value of i to define image n in the above ?

 

[baad]

hi Yogi39
could you please explain a little bit, what are you trying to do?
what is a purpose for this syntax? 'n'[ i ],

if you want to combine letter 'n' & i as a number you should write this way:
for (i=0;i<leftrightslide.length;i++){
finalslide=finalslide+leftrightslide+&quot; &quot;

ieslider.onmouseover=new Function(&quot;ieslider.scrollAmount=0&quot;+&quot;;change('n','img2')&quot}

if you would write the same but w/o brackets (&quot;{}&quot then i won't be defined or something like that..



ieslider.onmouseover=new Function(&quot;ieslider.scrollAmount=0&quot;+&quot;;change('n'&quot;+i+&quot;,'img2')&quot


Victor