Cynical
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I found a snippet of JS code on some website and I'm trying to mold it into something I can use. Unfortuntely, only half the script works. The script is supposed to count 1... 2... 3... etc. (at least for now, I have other intentions later), but it returns an error in IE (stops in Opera) when switching from 2 to 3. IE says "Object expected" on line 1 character 1. Here's the code for the entire page:
Any help getting it to work would be greatly appreciated... I hardly know any javascript myself.
EDIT: Solved, it was an array issue.
Code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!--
function makeArray(q) {
for (i=1; i < q; i++) {
this[i]=0
}
}
w = 1;
count = 4;
txt = new makeArray(count);
wait = new makeArray(count);
txt[1] = "1";
txt[2] = "2";
txt[3] = "3";
txt[4] = "4";
wait[1] = 1000;
wait[2] = 1000;
wait[3] = 1000;
wait[4] = 1000;
function showSites() {
if (w > count) {
w = 1;
};
var string = txt[w];
document.write(string);
window.setTimeout('showSites()',wait[w]);
w += 1;
}
// End -->
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<BODY>
<script>
showSites();
</script>EDIT: Solved, it was an array issue.
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