help with open picture window fever

Hi Support
I have had great success using Open Picture Window Fever (DWCS3) on reels page:-
http://www.jcflyfishing.com.au/SHOP/reels.html

But can’t for the life of me get it working elsewhere on same site see sample page with 2 images ( http://www.jcflyfishing.com.au/SHOP/rods.html)

SEE BELOW FOR specific script and links


DOESN"T WORK on RODS page??

(2 top rod images 1 in content and 1 in right side panel)

<a class="point" onclick="openPictureWindow_Fever('','../images/rods/large/JCF-FR7-1.jpg','600','350','J Cfly rod','1','1')" > <img src="../images/rods/JCF-FR7-1.jpg" alt="rods" class="float-right" /></a>

ALSO Here doesn’t work??
<div id="rightimg"><img class="point" src="../images/rods/side/JCF-FR7-2.jpg" alt="fly rods" onclick="openPictureWindow_Fever('','../images/rods/large/JCF-FR7-2.jpg','600','350','John Coles Fly Fishing Shopping','','')" /></div>



WORKS BEAUTIFULLY on REELS page


http://www.jcflyfishing.com.au/SHOP/reels.html

(All right side images)

<div id="rightimg"><a onclick="openPictureWindow_Fever('','../images/reels/JCF-R1-56-2.jpg','800','569','John Coles Fly Fishing Shopping','','')"><img src="../images/reels/side/JCF-R1-56.jpg" alt="reels" class="point" /><img src="../images/reels/side/JCF-R1-56-1.jpg" alt="reels" class="point" /></a></div>


WHY WHY ?? I’ve been on this for ages and can’t understand WHY???

Hope you can enlighten me
Cheers Rob

You have javascript errors even on the REELS page.

You have AT LEAST one missing } character in that ".js" file and apparently also a misnamed object.

Use a DEBUGGER to find these bugs.

Even MS Script debugger found the two I mentioned. FireBug with FireFox would find those and probably more.

As for the RODS page, looks like you have a mangled line of code. The debugger reports a problem at line 13.

<!--
//
Hide script from older browsers // script by http://www.jcflfishing.com.au var urlAddress
= "http://www.jcflyfishing.com.au/shop.html"; var pageName = "JohnColesFlyFishing"; function addToFavorites() { if (window.external)

I think you are missing a line break after the ".com.au" and before the "var", but in any case you have an error there. Again, use a debugger.

And not to ask a dumbass question, but....*WHAT* "older browsers"???? The only "older browsers" that can't handle JS are MSIE 3 and its ilk. You know, vintage 1998 or so. The need for the silly <!--// and //--> disappeared about year 2000 or at the latest 2001. Time to move into the 21st century.

Thankyou I was unaware of debugger and am not a coder so this will be a great help.
The old browser script just appeared on its own ... it's all a mystery?
regards Rob

LOL! Been there, done that.

Okay, if that doesn't fix it, let us know.