issues linking html/css/javascript files

[bill.onthebeach]

Hey guys!

Help the new guy out. Its friday!

Everything is going well here at the university of cut and paste. I just started new classes in javascript having passed html4.0 and css3 last semester.

I seem to have an repeating architectural problem. My html file and my css file sometimes don't talk to each other. I think they are somewhat jealous of the new kid who spends alot of time in the head, in more ways than one. You old navy guys knows what I mean.

I am editing the css in existing divs, but the changes are not reflected in the output of the javascript minipage. If I add a new div, everything works like it is supposed to.

Is it is or is it Aint, me?


As my sixteen year old says:
holler back!

bill.onthebeach

[Nile]

Can we please see your code? Thanks!

[bill.onthebeach]

this problem was found and corrected in the

<link rel="stylesheet" href="style3.css" type="text/css"/>

there was a conflict between the external and internal stylesheets.

one problem leads to the next. :>}

now, how do you run multiple scripts on one page? each one runs independantly of the others.

bill

[Nile]

Just use multily <script tags>... or do you mean they use the same variables?

[bill.onthebeach]

thanks for your reply.

another moderator "john" has provided a sound framework for resolving this issue.

see
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/forums/showthread.php?t=52624

as it turns out the problem was in the html, not the js.

bill.onthebeach

[Nile]

Ok... Set your topic to resolved.

[bill.onthebeach]

Niles,

I would have already done that if I could have found the button to so, and the answer is not in your FAQs.

let me know how and I will.

bill

[Nile]

Here you go:
It seems your topic is solved... Please set the status to resolved.. To do this:
Go to your first post ->
Edit your first post ->
Click "Go Advanced" ->
Then in the drop down next to the title, select "RESOLVED"

[bill.onthebeach]

never would have thought of that.
hmmm . . .
no instructions.
3 clicks and a menu.

ask your I.T. guys why they don't just put one "labeled" checkbox on the bottom of the form?

one click and done.

but then what do I know, I just a new guy.