how to use the onmouseover event (over an object) to display an im

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How do I use the onmouseover event (over an object) to display an image in a
inline frame?

Thanks in advance,

Ben
 
You can't because you can set a target value (name of inline frame, which would need to have a page
loaded). You can however link to a image and give it the target value of the inline frame.

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Thank you Thomas for your reply.

Isn't there an FP_ function (simular to FP_preloadImgs, FP_callJS,...),
that can be used with onmouseover event to display image ABC in inline frame
XYZ?

Thanks,

Ben
 
No, there in not such thing, as the JavaScript mouseover script must be run on the page that you
want it execute on, so for an IFrame, it would have be on the page that is loaded in the IFrame.

You have an option, which is to have the mouseover load a image into a table/cell on the same page.

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Thanks, I think that will work. Do you have a sample that shows how to do
it? Thanks in advance,
Ben
 
I don't have samples available, but this is something that you should be able to do within FP2003
using the mouseover behaviors.

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