Hello everyone again its been a long time since i have posted a question on here i hope you guys can help me out again PLEASE,
On my index page my homepage in the bottom left of browser i am getting a yellow sign saying there is a fault within the page? i can not seem to find this fault can any of you please look to see if you can find the fault and is there a way dreamweaver can check for faults like this one.
I am a complete novice to dreamweaver and my site is the way it is only down to you guys with your help i am now pulling in about 500 visitors aday to the site also got a high listing in search engines under boxer dogs THANK YOU EMMA
http//:www.sophiemacdougall.fsnet.co.uk

Not because your a female but because I posted a site check a day ago and no-one responded.<img src=../images/dmxzone/forum/icon_smile_sad.gif border=0 align=middle>

So I thought I'd do the honourable thing.

first of all "Sorry for your loss of your dog an all that. Its hard I know"

Secondly

It says the variable 'clock' is undefined in the error msg. I am no, wiz with javascript but they have things called variables and JS needs to be strongly type and declared before it will work.

I searched through your code and couldn't find a var clock anywhere but I did find a funClock &lt;--Note the case.

On line 71 you have:
clock.innerHTML = movingtime;

where you should have :

funClock.innerHTML = movingtime;

there error dissapeared after that

regards

Stuart

Edited by - stuey001 on 06 Apr 2004 17:12:16

Your also missing two files that are pointing to your hard drive

file:///C%7C/unzipped/myfreetemplates-jd_b030/jd_b030%20-%20myfreetemplates.com/images/myfreetemplates.js
file:///C%7C/unzipped/myfreetemplates-jd_b030/jd_b030%20-%20myfreetemplates.com/images/topnavbg.jpg

it looks ok when your viewing it on your own cpu but on someone else's something maybe missing

Edited by - hassanpr on 06 Apr 2004 23:02:54

Thanks problem now solved.
Thank you.
Emma