Here is the place in the code that the pointer image is acquired by the script:
Code:
document.write('<img id="dhtmlpointer" src="arrow2.gif">') //write out pointer image
The red part is the name of the pointer image file. If the pointer image is in the same folder as the script, this is all that is required. If it is in another folder, the relative folder location or the exact (absolute) path of the image should be used -
relative folder location:
Code:
document.write('<img id="dhtmlpointer" src="images/arrow2.gif">') //write out pointer image
absolute path:
Code:
document.write('<img id="dhtmlpointer" src="http://www.mydomain.com/images/arrow2.gif">') //write out pointer image
Note: Both examples are with the script in the root and the image in a directory called 'images' attached to the root.
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