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[Slightly Wonky Robob]

This will quite possibly drive my insane... so before I go mad, can someone take a look at this? I have 2 sets of code, both generated by php, and in theory should be exactly the same. They do both produce the same graphical results, but in the first, the javascript function works, in the second it doesn't. It's prboably one of 2 options; 1. I'm over looking something extremely obvious or 2. Javascript is just being weird as usual.

		<table width="90%" id="GImage_1">	
            <tr height="25px" valign="top">
            	<td rowspan="4" width="110px" align="center"><a href="index.php?img=1964">
	                <img src="image.php?id=1964&type=thumb" border="0" title="Image 1964" />
                </a></td>
                <td><strong>ID: </strong></td>
                <td style="color: #979f6b;">1</td>
                <td rowspan="2" width="500px" valign="middle" align="right">

                	<img src="site_images/up.jpg" title="Move Up" onclick="groupMoveAJAX(35, 1, &#39;up&#39;);" style="cursor:pointer;">
                </td>
			</tr>
            <tr height="25px" valign="top">
            	<td><strong>Title: </strong></td>
            	<td style="color: #979f6b;">14.jpg</td>
			</tr>
            <tr height="25px" valign="top">

            	<td><strong>Rank: </strong></td>
            	<td style="color: #979f6b;"></td>
                <td rowspan="2" width="500px" valign="middle" align="right">
                	<img src="site_images/down.jpg">
                </td>
			</tr>
            <tr height="25px" valign="top">
            	<td><strong>Rating: </strong></td>

            	<td style="color: #979f6b;">Unrated</td>
			</tr>
            <tr><td colspan="4" align="center">
            	<br /><div id="wikiTitle"></div><br />
            </td></tr>
        </table>  

<table width=&#34;90%&#34; id=&#34;GImage_1&#34;><tr height=&#34;25px&#34; valign=&#34;top&#34;><td rowspan=&#34;4&#34; width=&#34;110px&#34; align=&#34;center&#34;><a href=&#34;index.php?img=1965&#34;><img src=&#34;image.php?id=1965&type=thumb&#34; border=&#34;0&#34; title=&#34;Image 1965&#34; /></a></td><td><strong>ID&#58; </strong></td><td style=&#34;color&#58; #979f6b;&#34;>1</td><td rowspan=&#34;2&#34; width=&#34;500px&#34; valign=&#34;middle&#34; align=&#34;right&#34;><img src=&#34;site_images/up.jpg&#34; title=&#34;Move Up&#34; onclick=&#34;groupMoveAJAX&#40;35, 1, &#39;up&#39;&#41;;&#34; style=&#34;cursor&#58;pointer;&#34;></td></tr><tr height=&#34;25px&#34; valign=&#34;top&#34;><td><strong>Title&#58; </strong></td><td style=&#34;color&#58; #979f6b;&#34;>12.jpg</td></tr><tr height=&#34;25px&#34; valign=&#34;top&#34;><td><strong>Rank&#58; </strong></td><td style=&#34;color&#58; #979f6b;&#34;></td><td rowspan=&#34;2&#34; width=&#34;500px&#34; valign=&#34;middle&#34; align=&#34;right&#34;><img src=&#34;site_images/down.jpg&#34;></td></tr><tr height=&#34;25px&#34; valign=&#34;top&#34;><td><strong>Rating&#58; </strong></td><td style=&#34;color&#58; #979f6b;&#34;>Unrated</td></tr><tr><td colspan=&#34;4&#34; align=&#34;center&#34;><br /><div id=&#34;wikiTitle&#34;></div><br /></td></tr></table>

Anyone any ideas?

Edited by Bob, 26 July 2008 - 15:24.

[G-sus]

as you know i dont have a clue about HTML or JSF, but shouldnt there be a "<" in front of ther first 'tr', in the first line...?
also, where the first refers a "14.jpg", the second refers to "12.jpg"...

Edited by G-sus, 26 July 2008 - 10:00.

[Slightly Wonky Robob]

G-sus, on 26 Jul 2008, 10:56, said:

as you know i dont have a clue about HTML or JSF, but shouldnt there be a "<" in front of ther first 'tr', in the first line...?

Long story short, copypasta error (it has the " < " in the real version)

G-sus, on 26 Jul 2008, 10:56, said:

also, where the first refers a "14.jpg", the second refers to "12.jpg"...

That is just because I copied the source of 2 different images, the same problem happens which ever image I use

[G-sus]

well, other than that they´re completely the same, so i dont see a reason why they act different...

[Slightly Wonky Robob]

That's what I was afraid of

[CodeCat]

The only explanation I can think of is that the JS code itself is broken.

[Slightly Wonky Robob]

CodeCat, on 26 Jul 2008, 16:46, said:

The only explanation I can think of is that the JS code itself is broken.

If that were so, why would the first instance work, and not the second?

[CodeCat]

Well you didn't post ALL the code of the page... there might be something we couldn't see.

[Slightly Wonky Robob]

The 2 pages are exactly the same, except for that portion of the code.