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Special java effects not showing up

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Going to my band's website thru Foxfire.. I installed some java that gives the effect of stars moving in the background.. It show up in other browsers but not Foxfire..

Going to my band's website thru Foxfire.. I installed some java that gives the effect of stars moving in the background.. It show up in other browsers but not Foxfire..

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What page?

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The first page.. home page.. On IE and Chrome there's the effect of stars moving in the background.. on Mozilla Foxfire there's just black background.. Thanks!!

www.4evererin.com

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That script isn't working in Firefox.
You can't have multiple IDs si and address them via si[i]
You need to use a similar construction as for Netscape and add the index to the ID (si0-siXX)and use document.getElementById('si'+i)

I don't think that there are much users with a Netscape browser, so you can leave out all that ns code and use code that modern browsers understand.


for (i = 0; i < SmallStars; i++) {
document.write('<div id="si'+i+'" style="position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:1px;height:1px;background:#fffff0;font-size:1px"></div>');
}

function fly() {
.....
document.getElementById('li'+i).style.left = LargeXpos[i];
document.getElementById('li'+i).style.top = LargeYpos[i] + hscrll;
.....
document.getElementById('si'+i).style.left = SmallXpos[i];
document.getElementById('si'+i).style.top = SmallYpos[i]+hscrll;
.....
setTimeout('fly()', 10);
}