Error in I/E from php page

annasue

I have a php script that works as I want it to; however, it's producing an "Error on Page" message in the bottom bar in I/E. I've checked the error message and cannot find any problem.

The url is http://www.imperial-construction.net

LordShryku

Those have nothing to do with php. They are javascript error messages, and they are showing up because you haven't defined the functions you're using in your onmouseover and onmouseout events.

annasue

I never define anything; Dreamweaver defines all that for me. All the other buttons are working.

LordShryku

Originally posted by annasue
Dreamweaver defines all that for me.

That's a bold assumption. Never assume a piece of software is going to do it for you. Validate it.

If you consider this a Dreamweaver problem, ask it in a Dreamweaver forum.

annasue

I apologize - I did post a different problem to a Dreamweaver and got confused. This IS a php coding problem. It is saying like on line 18 and 33 it expects an object. Yet the script is doing exactly what I need for it to do - just producing the error.

TheDefender

annasue, there is nothing and no way that php itself can or will produce an error that shows up on the Status Bar of IE. PHP/MySQL errors will always show up on the webpage itself (if you aren't suppressing the errors).

It is saying like on line 18 and 33 it expects an object.

This is most-likely a JavaScript problem... Post the entire contents of that error here, and we can maybe try to help out... Sometimes you can get a php person to help out in other languages, if you are nice ;-)

BuzzLY

annasue,

This is definitely a javascript error. If you look at the source code for the page, you can see that for each menu button you have at the top of your page, there is an MM_swapImage() function being called when you mouseover, and MM_swapImgRestore() function called when you mouseout. There is also an MM_preloadImages() function being run when the page loads.

Those functions are not defined anywhere on the page. Looks like Dreamweaver has let you down.

Being a PHP forum, we really can't walk you down the road to recovery on this one. But at least you know where the problem is, and can begin to troubleshoot it.

Good Luck!