This is all being done in the HTML Editor V2008.

I put my mouseover javascript in a .js file and call that from the html heading. It doesn't work... When I put the javascript code in the heading it works fine. Here is how I am calling the .js file:

<script src="StyleSheet1.js"
language="javascript"
type="text/javascript">
</script>

The above code is in the heading...

Here is the StyleSheet1.js file:

if (document.images) {
img1_on =new Image(); img1_on.src ="gray_back_on.gif";
img1_off=new Image(); img1_off.src="gray_back.gif";

img2_on =new Image(); img2_on.src ="gray_home_on.gif";
img2_off=new Image(); img2_off.src="gray_home.gif";

img3_on =new Image(); img3_on.src ="gray_next_on.gif";
img3_off=new Image(); img3_off.src="gray_next.gif";

// Function to 'activate' images.
function movr(k) {
if (document.images)
eval('document.img'+k+'.src=img'+k+'_on.src');
}

function mout(k) {
if (document.images)
eval('document.img'+k+'.src=img'+k+'_off.src');
}

function handleOver() {
if (document.images) document.imgName.src=img_on.src;
}

function handleOut() {
if (document.images) document.imgName.src=img_off.src;
}
}

Will somebody 'hep' me?????? What am I doing wrong? I am pulling out my hair trying to solve this and at my age, I can't afford that....

Is stylesheet1.js located in the root folder? The same place as your html file?

.. and are your images in the root as well or in an images folder?

Try using CSS for rollovers ... far easier.

Try

Your problem may be caused by either the statement being the wrong way round and also the use of upper case.

Always write code in lower case. It makes it much easier in avoiding mistakes because some servers don't like case mixing.