retired_Benn

I'm updating my own website and am having problems.

It was created in ImageReady and Go-Live and works fine on my computer, files all work well.
After uploading on the other hand none of the roll overs will work, the files on the FTP are exactly as those on my computer.

I'm just not sure what is going wrong with the rollovers.
You can see what I mean here, www.franzellers.com

It's made it so the photos will not show as well as the link buttons not changing.
I've tested with Opera, IE, Firefox on PC and safari on a mac same for all.

Any help is appreciated, thanks.

Blinky2004

Piece of cake Franz.

If you check the header section of your code again you'll notice this line, pointing to your javascript file: This means that the browser is looking on your hard drive for this file. Delete that entire path except for the name of the script file.

All should then be well again, in the land of OZ. [righton] 8D

retired_Benn

Sorry coding is not my thing, do you mean to make it look like this?

Blinky2004

Yup!

That assumes of course that you've put your javascript file in your root directory with all your html files.

retired_Benn

I thought so :{

Unfortunately I've never including a javascript file, my websites normally consist of a few HTML files, any included flash or bg elements and a folder of images.

Unless its supposed to be something on my server by default I've never seen a javascript file included in anything I've ever exported from ImageReady to GoLive or from there to the web.

retired_Benn

since there isnt a javascript file that I know off, or can see what should I do?

Blinky2004

yes there is a javascript file Franz, you just have to get it and upload it to the same folder that your pages are in.

You will find this file here on your hard drive: C:/Documents and Settings/Franz/Application Data/Adobe/Adobe GoLive/Settings/JScripts/GlobalScripts/CSScriptLib.js

If you don't understand how follow this directory path, then just do a Search for this specific file. You'll find it.

If you don't, just tell me what you want the script to do and i'll code it for you. Takes about 5 minutes. :B

retired_Benn

Thank You very much, I probably would have never figured it out. I should have followed the scripts path at first to see if I could find it myself, just didn't think of it since I've never had this problem before.

Thanks for all your help

Blinky2004

Np glad to help.

deepak

I also designed in GoLive CS2, but even as I saved images for web, I noticed that Javascript rollovers won't work in IE. Adobe has turned off Windows compatibility for rollovers. Not being conversant with codes (main reason for choosing GoLive), I had no way of resolving the issue. Tried all over to find solution. No success. Finally, I said good bye to GoLive and got Macromedia Studio8 instead. Now there is no problem.