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Sunday
Mar011998

javascript test

DateSunday, March 1, 1998 at 3:18PM
I am trying to implement a new Javascript navigational tool in Inkspot (don't worry, I still have regular links for those whose browsers don't support it) but am having some problems. It works, but on my browser I get some javascript code bits displayed as well (I use Netscape 3). David Goulden said it looks fine to him, though.


If any of you have time, could you please check
http://www.inkspot.com/test/testjava3.html and let me know if you get the javascript bits as well or if the two menu bars look all right? Or if you don't get anything at all? Also let me know what browser you use...many, many thanks for this.


I'm taking my AQUA CD over for Sara to hear/borrow (it has the Barbie song on it). The CD was a kind gift from our friend Scott Dixon (the guy we visited in Germany), and I may have mentioned before that I suspect he gave it to me mainly to bug Jeff. :-)

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