Problems with Javascript in Netscape Navigator

[Elizabeth Reynolds]

I'm using a simple MouseOver/MouseOut script that links to another URL that works fine in IE but not in Netscape Navigator (4.0 and 4.7). I've seen this kind of thing done in web pages that I've viewed with Netscape countless times. The only difference with my application of it is that I'm doing it in framed pages and I'm trying to change more that one frame at the same time.
This is an example of the link that I'm using:
<A name="navone" onMouseOver="msover('nav1')" onMouseOut="msout('nav1')" target="_top" onClick="parent.frames[2].location='appslnk.html';
parent.frames[3].location='apps.html';">
Does anyone know what the problem is? Thanks.

[Terence Doyle]

HI,
In the onclick you should separate the two commands by a comma and keep them both in the same inverted commas like this:
onClick="operation1(), operation2()"

Bye,
Terry
[This message has been edited by Terence Doyle (edited July 06, 2001).]

[Snylt Master]

I think Terence are right.
Try using "return true;" after your onMouseMethods.

[Elizabeth Reynolds]

Thanks to you both. I got it working. In addition to the above (if it was necessary), I found that I had to add the HREF param in Netscape, so I just picked one of the pages for the reference and targeted the main frame.