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try switch statement

function switchImage(id) {
var men = document.getElementById(id);
var menclass = men.className;

switch(menclass) {
case "menu1":
men.className = "menu1b";
...

if(menClass = 'menu1') // this returns true always, meaning menClass = 'menu1' no matter what the value of your origininal men class name.
try:
if(menClass == 'menu1') {
do your code...

placeholder?
I.E. only reads document.getElementById, document.getElementsByTagName and many others involving xml node selection, try to put an id to your anchor element, if you can't try this
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i did not meant for you to copy the code i gave, your supposed to include the data on the code.

your supposed to change the following:

case "option1_menu": to the actual value of your option...

you can achieve that by adding and id to <p id='theid'>
<input type="button" onClick="toggleMe('toggleHolmes');" value="Click to toggle"/>
</p>
, that is if you only want to replace this to a new...

browsers adopt the change immediately except for I.E. explorer loads the document first before executing the js code. browsers read the entire js code written in that particular page before opening a...

it works together with other functions to make any object draggable. that code only gets the the x and y mouse position of any object

firefox and other browsers uses e.pageX and e.pageY or event.pageX for x positon and event.pageY for y position

function onMove(event)
{
event = event || window.event;

if(event.pageX ||...

You can do that using AJAX, that is if the content you want to display reside on your database or you want to load a page on that particular div but if not, you can write the content of your second...

as far as i know, javascript doesn't have onpaste event or onPaste event

DAYNAME() requires parameter it can be now() // output current day name or your column date name i.e DAYNAME(date) // date is your date's column name.

function function_name(var1, var2) // these are not variables but rather parameters

variables are declared like:
var name_of_var; or var name_or_var = 'var_value';

try this out:
function changeLink(sender) {
var thelink = document.getElementById('the id of your link element');
switch(sender.value) {
case "button1_value":
...

your mouse out do trigger inside your div element because the browser reads the content element and not your div element if your div element contains other elements. to rectify modify your function...

sorry for my late response, i believe you had not copied the entire code
function changeColor(els) {
els.style.color = "your_color";
//add another function to change back to its original color...

check the width of your element(s), modify each according the exact size of your element tag. your width(s) size is too big from your parent element.

Info: Adding an id is a good move but adding <span> on <a> element isn't. Adding an id or not, you can dynamically change the text color directly to your <a> element.
steps:
1.) create a function...