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| Software Developer War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Queens, NY
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I have tried 2 different link cloaking methods, yet in my status bar I still see my original links..What gives?
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| Active Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: u.s.A.
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Post the two methods you are using. Joan |
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| Sure... First one is: Pasting this into my header: <script language="JavaScript"> <!-- Hide the script from old browsers -- function a(txt) { self.status = txt } function b() { self.status = "" } // --End Hiding Here --> </script> and this in my body for each link.... <a HREF="YOUR LINK" onMouseOver="a('STATUS BAR MESSAGE GOES HERE');return true" onMouseOut="b()">LINK DESCRIPTION</a> I'm changing tha parameters according.. Second method was from a website that just had me enter my info into the fields and it generated a script identical to the first method i tried... |
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