Page Scroller (aka Custom Scrollbar)

[Jim Weinberg]

I'm using the Page Scroller to control scrolling in a frame. In Netscape (7.2) if I happen to click on one of the arrows, I get the following javascript error:

Error: uncaught exception: Permission denied to call method Location.toString

This does not happen if I use IE. How can I get rid of this error in Netscape?

Thanks.

[Twey]

Use window.location.href rather than window.location.toString().
Note that it's a property, not a method, and it's lowercase.

[Jim Weinberg]

Twey.

I'm confused, there is no window.location.toString() property in the script. Are we looking at the same one (http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamici...scroller.htm)?

[Jim Weinberg]

Twey,

I figured out what the problem was. What, not why. Apparently, the developer didn't put an argument following the "href="javascript:" definition of the anchor tags. It appears that this was done so that when the cursor was placed over one of the scroll arrows, it did not change to a "link cursor". By including the argument "scrollwindow()" to the href definition, the script works fine.

Of course, the cursor changes, but hey.

[Twey]

Are we looking at the same one?

Almost certainly not. That's why you should post a link to the script you're talking about.
I just offered a generic answer.