I'm looking at an old Javascript script for the game Concentration, where small images of honey bees, flowers, fish etc are hidden under tiles.
Obviously, this is very naive of me - I'm a total beginner, but I cannot see how the images are loaded into the script. I suppose they're hidden under some 'array' term in a way I don't understand.
This is an old Brian Gosselin script for the game where he gives the script away free, so once again, my silly question is - where are the little pictures in the script!? I see only one .gif mentioned.
I wanted to thank you for your encouragement. About four days after you posted, so about 10 days ago, I downloaded the code, found the graphics file, redid the graphics into coloured Russian words with English translations, increased the size of the buttons, and got it to work.
Now obviously, this is not much of an accomplishment in coding terms! Apart from inserting a 'not' into the text {these graphics were not designed by my wife, because of course I am not Brian} I did nothing else, and still don't really understand any of the detail.
But I'd like to post the new script/game on this thread.... if I knew how. Do I just attach the .zip file? All terribly basic still, I'm afraid.