matthewdean
12-21-2003, 06:43 PM
Hi,
This is probably an easy one but my researches have so far been unsuccessful.
This problem is not present in Netscape Navigator 7.1 or Mozilla 1.5; it is a problem with Internet Explorer 6.
I'm populating several bitmaps with areas; some I want to have links and tooltip text and status bar text, and other areas I want only to have tooltip text and status bar text. The tooltip text must always be different from the status bar text.
I'm using JavaScript to populate the status bar on mouseover. The rules seem to be different when treating <AREA HREF= ...> definitions and when treating <A HREF ...> definitions.
Where there's no link in the AREA definition, it's no problem to get different tooltip text and status bar text in the same AREA definition. But where there's a link in the AREA definition it is impossible to populate the status bar with text, and the pathname appears by default. The pathname doesn't appear by default for standard links.
As a result I'm stumped. Can anyone please help me out with this?
Cheers,
matt
This is probably an easy one but my researches have so far been unsuccessful.
This problem is not present in Netscape Navigator 7.1 or Mozilla 1.5; it is a problem with Internet Explorer 6.
I'm populating several bitmaps with areas; some I want to have links and tooltip text and status bar text, and other areas I want only to have tooltip text and status bar text. The tooltip text must always be different from the status bar text.
I'm using JavaScript to populate the status bar on mouseover. The rules seem to be different when treating <AREA HREF= ...> definitions and when treating <A HREF ...> definitions.
Where there's no link in the AREA definition, it's no problem to get different tooltip text and status bar text in the same AREA definition. But where there's a link in the AREA definition it is impossible to populate the status bar with text, and the pathname appears by default. The pathname doesn't appear by default for standard links.
As a result I'm stumped. Can anyone please help me out with this?
Cheers,
matt