[The Alchemist]

Instead of that, do this :

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="this.src=someimage1.png" onclick="this.src=someimage2.png" border=0 />

I guess you dont have anything else in the span.

[The Alchemist]

Instead of that, do this :

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="this.src=someimage1.png" onclick="this.src=someimage2.png" border=0 />

I guess you dont have anything else in the span.

[unnamed]

Instead of that, do this :

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="this.src=someimage1.png" onclick="this.src=someimage2.png" border=0 />

I guess you dont have anything else in the span.

I tried to insert it to the <span> and it didn't work.
When I removed the <span> it showed only image1

[unnamed]

Instead of that, do this :

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="this.src=someimage1.png" onclick="this.src=someimage2.png" border=0 />

I guess you dont have anything else in the span.

I tried to insert it to the <span> and it didn't work.
When I removed the <span> it showed only image1

[unnamed]

Instead of that, do this :

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="this.src=someimage1.png" onclick="this.src=someimage2.png" border=0 />

I guess you dont have anything else in the span.

I tried to insert it to the <span> and it didn't work.
When I removed the <span> it showed only image1

[Megamente]

Well, i got your point. Here's the code:

in the head section:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript"> function changeImage1() { this.src = 'images/someimage1.png'; } function changeImage2() { this.src = 'images/someimage2.png'; } </script>

now that we have the defined functions, we need to call them in your html body:

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="changeImage1()" onclick="changeImage2()" border=0 />

Hope this helps!

[Megamente]

Well, i got your point. Here's the code:

in the head section:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript"> function changeImage1() { this.src = 'images/someimage1.png'; } function changeImage2() { this.src = 'images/someimage2.png'; } </script>

now that we have the defined functions, we need to call them in your html body:

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="changeImage1()" onclick="changeImage2()" border=0 />

Hope this helps!

[Megamente]

Well, i got your point. Here's the code:

in the head section:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript"> function changeImage1() { this.src = 'images/someimage1.png'; } function changeImage2() { this.src = 'images/someimage2.png'; } </script>

now that we have the defined functions, we need to call them in your html body:

Code:

<img name="image1" src="images/download1.png" onmouseover="changeImage1()" onclick="changeImage2()" border=0 />

Hope this helps!

[noize]

I can't understand your question. You can add the JS code in an external script and call it from the HTML page, or embed it using <script> tags like this:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript"> function mySub() { // do the twist here } function click() { // do something onclick } </script> <img src="image.jpg" onmouseover="mySub()" onclick="click()" /> <span onmouseover="mySub()">text</span>

Where are you exactly trying to implement the JS code, on what event and in what element?

[noize]

I can't understand your question. You can add the JS code in an external script and call it from the HTML page, or embed it using <script> tags like this:

Code:

<script type="text/javascript"> function mySub() { // do the twist here } function click() { // do something onclick } </script> <img src="image.jpg" onmouseover="mySub()" onclick="click()" /> <span onmouseover="mySub()">text</span>

Where are you exactly trying to implement the JS code, on what event and in what element?