[RevWaters]

Hello,
I'm working on updating my church's website. We use PHP for several things on the site. The newest thing we would like to include is a list of upcoming events. I am trying to get it to a point where it will read event information from a file, and then display various items. I have a good portion of it working. What I can't get to work is a OnMouseOver event. Here is what I have so far:

if ($file)
{
while(!feof($file))
{
$date=fgets($file,9);
$title=fgets($file);
$stime=fgets($file,6);
$etime=fgets($file,6);
$info=fgets($file);
echo "<b>". $date ."-". $title;
echo "<onmouseover='return overlib('$title', CAPTION, '$stime - $etime - $info'); onmouseout='nd()'> <br>";

}
}

fclose($file);
The reason we want to do it this way is so our secretary can just go in and edit a text file and then upload it to the server, and it will update the events. This way she will not have to edit the actual HTML/PHP code of the website. Any help would be great.

Thanks,

Rev. Mike Waters

[wirehopper]

You might want to consider a content management system (CMS). It will let you spend more time on the content and less on the technical issues.

Possible solutions:

http://www.concrete5.org/
http://wordpress.com
http://ning.com

Our church site is using eZ publish (http://stkathryns.org), and the content is maintained by several people - no HTML required.

Good luck.

[Facundo]

Can you explain us the exact problem that the OnMouseOver event has?

[RevWaters]

Originally Posted by Facundo

Can you explain us the exact problem that the OnMouseOver event has?

It doesn't do anything when I run the mouse over the text. I'm not sure what I'm missing.

[therocket954]

If you use Firefox, install the Web Developer toolbar extension, it has always done me right. It will provide an error message, the URL to the file that's incorrect, and even a line number in your code.

As well Firebug (another Firefox extension) is great for Javascript debugging.