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 Hello everybody,
I hope some one can help me with this issue that I've been dealing with. I'm trying to use an XML file to link to a specific frame within the flash movie itself. My XML file is set as: 

I'm creating a website in GoLive, using a component page for the menu, which will appear on every content page. There will be at least 50 pages. So when the menu needs editing, making changes to each page separately is not an option. Creating and customizing the menu in the component page is easy enough. I am using a found javascript to create drop-downs as well.

The problem I'm having is when using the menu as a GoLive component. When I edit the component, save and go back to the index page, the menu acts strangely and duplicates itself, putting an extra one at the bottom of the page. I don't know why it's doing this, and the problem is very frustrating. Could the component menu be too complicated? Could there too many nested div's and GoLive is getting confused? I have done this successfully many times before, but never with javascript drop down's. Could that be causing my error?

Please let me know if you've had any similar problems. I really need help with this issue. Thanks!

(Also, I know code, but not enough to build a website without using the help of GoLive.)

I want my page to have two different looking links. For simplicity, let's just say I want half of them to be blue and underlined and the rest to be red and not underlined. I don't know how to set up two distinct url styles.

My current in-page CSS (to make the links red and not underlined) looks like this:

[STYLE TYPE="text/css"]
[!--
a:link {text-decoration: none; color: red;}
a:active {text-decoration: none; color: red}
a:visited {text-decoration: none; color: red}
a:hover{text-decoration: none; color: red}
--]
[/STYLE]

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Please, please help:

I'm trying to incorporate the javascript show/hide toggle tag into a menu frame on a site I'm working on in FrontPage.

I've used the code before but I can't seem to figure out what I did and it's driving me nuts.

Any help would be hugely appreciated.

(x-posted)

I'm using the line below in a javascript program contained within an html page.

parent.location='mailto:email_01@aol.com, email_02@aol.com?subject=TEXT OF SUBJECT&body='+'TEXT OF BODY';

This is used to create a new email using the user's email program. The recipients email_01@aol.com and email_02@aol.com are automatically put into the "To:" of the email. What I want to do is have email_01.aol.com in the "To:" (as is). And I want email_02@aol.com in the "CC:"

What is the correct syntax for this?

Before anyone chastises me for using GoLive...I do know html and javascript. I choose to use GoLive to organize and make my life easier (and this is the case 99% of the time).

The menu I'm working on here: http://www.888windsearch.com/main.…
has a semi-complicated roll-over system. For some inexplicable reason, the last menu item (Employment) does not show up. The roll-over works, but the image does not appear. It shows up when I preview it on my local machine, and in the GoLive layout. Any advice? Thanks!!!

I have a fairly straightforward form with text input box entries for name, address, city, state, etc. When an automated form filler is used, such as Google Tool Bar Auto-Fill Option, the phone number is inserted into the name field. Phone number doesn't even show up at all in the form.

The names of the input text boxes are correct and logical. "name" for name, "address" for address, etc. Any ideas on what the problem could be?