FireFox issues with javaScript

Hi
In our application we have the date picker while click that date picker the image should around that date.so i give image src like this in java script.
<img src='"\img\a.gif\" border=\"0\"0.>
this was working fine in IE but in firefox that image is not displayed...
any input to me..
Regards
Mohan

so i give image src like this in java script.Javascript? Were you using document.write?
<img src='"\img\a.gif\" border=\"0\"0.>The quotes are all wrong. Use this instead<img src="/img/a.gif" border="0">

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