June 2001
Beginner
768 pages
20h 22m
English
Content preview from Special Edition Using Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2002
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Troubleshooting
Getting Scripts to Work
| Q1: | Why won't my simplest scripts work? |
| Proper syntax is always a concern in programming. Consequently, it is important to pay strict attention to detail when writing scripts. If you mean for a particular parameter to be a string, for example, you will run into trouble if you forget to enclose it in quotation marks when you type it. |
Properly Placing Your Scripts
| Q1: | Is there a difference in where I put my scripts on the HTML page? |
| The scripts you write are interpreted as part of your Web browser's HTML parsing process. This means that if the script you create is located inside the <HEAD> tag in a document, it will be interpreted before any of the <BODY> tag is looked at. If you have objects that are created ... |