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annoying problem

Started by jsamedia, June 21, 2005, 08:30:37 PM

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jsamedia

hi all,

today i was updating my gallery and now something aint right..

i am using the project vii theme and when i click on the '@' symbol to bring up my login options nothing appears!

in the bottom of my browser a message appears "javascript;; " when i click this message appears and i cannot get my login options up so i have to type in /login.php at the end of my website url.

Link is http://www.jsa-media.co.uk/rallygallery

cheers jonny


kegobeer

What were you updating?  The theme?  You must have removed the line that loads the javascript file.
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jsamedia

yes i was updating the galleries with a 'no-right click' mod for protecting our pictures

didnt delete any lines.. all i changed was lines in the theme.php as far as i know

Nibbler

You've put the original javascript between the </head> and the <body>. It should be inside the <head> and </head> tags just before or after the no-right click script (which doesn't even work for me) that you added.

jsamedia

hi thanks for that!

it was in the right place though! when i click on the '@' symbol which should bring up my login options it says in the corner of my internet explorer (javascript;;) and nothing appears.. it seems as if the link on the button isnt bringing up my options as it should be..

one other thing i noticed on a site was a message at the top saying 'your browser does not support javascript' but it IS enabled!!

Weird!

j

Joachim Müller

add some line breaks to make the code readable - the most important bits are in one line, together with an if-clause.