I can confirm that it did/does work in Firefox 19 and stopped working in Firefox 20 and later, but I don't know which change caused this.
The image source gets an undefined value.

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The page worked for this long? This script is referring to elements by their name as though they were globally defined script objects.

onmouseover="img034f00550043.src=img034f00550043_1low.lowsrc"

<img name="img034f00550043_1low" src="../05mainimages/space.gif" lowsrc="../05mainimages/PhotoDraw89_1.jpg" height="1" width="1">

That is not possible in standards mode, but may have been retained in "quirks" mode over the years. As the name implies, this mode is quirky and its backwards compatibility features may break or disappear.

You may have to upgrade your rollover script. Or someone might have created a function that restores the old behavior by finding all the names and creating objects for them so that you only need to insert that function and not change other things. (I haven't searched for that.)

Why does it work on Chrome and IE?? If someone could tell me how to change that script to function as you suggested I could give that a try.

Hi!

I'm sorry that you are having difficulties with Firefox and your site;

I'm not sure if I understand the problem properly, are you referring to the box in the middle of the screenshot that I'm attaching?

If that's the case, that's because Java is being blocked. I would recommend implementing that piece in a different way. Java is not safe for the users.

Best, Ibai

No I know what the problem is for that. If you move your mouse over the ATV, Watercraft or any of the 4 images around the snowmobile you will see the rollover images is missing or broken. It only does this in Mozilla.

First, I apologize for the wrong diagnosis. Firefox 20's quirks mode is still "working" for the most part, but it does not let you get the value of lowsrc this way:

onmouseover="img034f00550043.src=img034f00550043_1low.lowsrc"

To work around that, you need to use getAttribute('lowsrc') but I haven't found a way to make the switch other than doing a global replace in an editor.

Find this: .lowsrc
Replace with: .getAttribute('lowsrc')

Note that the leading period is important in this process, since you don't want to replace lowsrc where it is preceded by a space, only a period.

That was it... fricken awesome!!! Thank you so much for the help on this. I was dumb founded and had no idea what to change. :)