Javascript array

I am trying to create a page where the user can click on a
thumbnail image and it will come up in the larger photo area so
that they can see a larger version of the image. I have created
some javascript but am not sure if I need to add splashCaption
splashImage Arrays in order for it to work. I also want to have the
text linked to each array. I want to do this so that I don't have
to create seperate pages for each large photo
(ie...ipug_green.html, ipug_red.html, etc).
Here is what the page (ipug.html) looks like:
http://homepage.mac.com/coasterlisa/daisys_corner/ipug.html.
The javascript isn't working probably because the arrays aren't
coded in and the text needs something different (behaviors?)added
to it.
Any help would be appreciated.
Note: I realize from reading the book I was writing the
scripting from (DW MX 2004 - Grannell/Powers/McLachlan) that some
browsers and users won't have access to this script format. So, I
was wondering if there was another way where the user can click on
a thumbnail and see the larger image color without starting at the
top of each page. I tried anchor tags and got a little confused
working with seperate HTML pages (ipug2.html, ipug3.html,
ipug4.html, etc). I am also using DW 8 so I'm sure if this
scripting code is still workable.

Please show us a link to the page or at least post the code.
"CoasterLisa" <[email protected]> wrote in
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>I am trying to create a page where the user can click on
a thumbnail image
>and
> it will come up in the larger photo area so that they
can see a larger
> version
> of the image. I have created some javascript but am not
sure if I need to
> add
> splashCaption splashImage Arrays in order for it to
work. I also want to
> have
> the text linked to each array. I want to do this so that
I don't have to
> create
> seperate pages for each large photo
(ie...ipug_green.html, ipug_red.html,
> etc).
>
> Here is what the page (ipug.html) looks like. The
javascript isn't working
> probably because the arrays aren't coded in and the text
needs something
> different added to it.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Note: I realize from reading the book I was writing the
scripting from (DW
> MX
> 2004 - Grannell/Powers/McLachlan) that some browsers and
users won't have
> access to this script format. So, I was wondering if
there was another way
> where the user can click on a thumbnail and see the
larger image color
> without
> starting at the top of each page. I tried anchor tags
and got a little
> confused
> working with seperate HTML pages (ipug2.html,
ipug3.html, ipug4.html,
> etc). I
> am also using DW 8 so I'm sure if this scripting code is
still workable.
>

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