onload"" validation error

Im getting this onload error for a new page Im working on. I have the js in a
separate file. Not sure why this is only onload that is being singled out. Its
the only validation error on the page, and theres other onloads for other
rollover images.

Line 72, Column 590: there is no attribute "onload".

?t="118" border="0" id="step1" onload="" /></a><a href="index.htm

You have used the attribute named above in your document, but the document
type you are using does not support that attribute for this element

Change this -

t="118" border="0" id="step1" onload="" /></a><a href="index.htm

to this -

t="118" border="0" id="step1" /></a><a href="index.htm

An image tag has no "onload" attribute. You must be using the antique and
poor functionality of the "Nav Bar" - are you?

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"dellvostro" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Im getting this onload error for a new page Im working on. I have the js
in a
separate file. Not sure why this is only onload that is being singled out.
Its
the only validation error on the page, and theres other onloads for other
rollover images.

Line 72, Column 590: there is no attribute "onload".

?t="118" border="0" id="step1" onload="" /></a><a href="index.htm

You have used the attribute named above in your document, but the document
type you are using does not support that attribute for this element

Thanks Murray. That worked like a charm. I tried different variations of
removing the onload but nothing seemed to work. That was only area with nav
bar.
Is simply using the image object/rollover image a better way to go for image
rollovers?

Thanks again.

..oO(dellvostro)

Thanks Murray. That worked like a charm. I tried different variations of
removing the onload but nothing seemed to work. That was only area with nav
bar.
Is simply using the image object/rollover image a better way to go for image
rollovers?

Sure:

CSS Sprites: Image Slicing’s Kiss of Death
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/sprites/

Fast Rollovers Without Preload
http://wellstyled.com/css-nopreload-rollovers.html

Micha

Is simply using the image object/rollover image a better way to go for
image
rollovers?

Yes, definitely. There are even better ways, but this will do as a fine
replacement for that old approach.

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"dellvostro" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote

Thanks Murray. That worked like a charm. I tried different variations of
removing the onload but nothing seemed to work. That was only area with
nav
bar.
Is simply using the image object/rollover image a better way to go for
image
rollovers?

Thanks again.