AJAX Recommend - Images

Hi,

I get an error when changing the images.

Points to line:

NOTE: CODE NOTE SHOWING IN MY BROWSER AS WINDOWS TOO SMALL AND SCROLLBAR FAILS.

Posted as text: [var RcmEX = "<img src="images/bp_images/editadd.png" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="" />";]

Guessing it's talking about the incorrect use of quotation marks in the script.

Also get "InvalidEmail is undefined" error. Can only guess it means:

The "Please enter valid emails" text is present in the module config.

The website is: www.the-sales-expert.com (in dev)

The extension was purchased.

Thanks,
bav

Wow, this has to be the longest time without a reply on any forum of a product I have paid money for.

I have also emailed, and sent a PM. All without response. If not one of these communication channels works then how exactly am I meant to get support for the product I paid for.

Now trying to use telepathy...

PS Have an added problem that when the module is displayed (viewed using latest IE) a part of the left hand border goes missing. Very strange. This can be seen at the-sales-expert.com (module is on the left). It only affects this module which uses the same CSS as all the rest.

Hello,

Sorry if I missed your email.

Yes, you are using wrong quotations in that line.
Instead of:
var RcmEX = "<img src="images/bp_images/editadd.png" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="" />";
you can use:
var RcmEX = '<img src="images/bp_images/editadd.png" width="16" height="16" border="0" alt="" />';

Also you should be able to change the image by simply replacing it, unless you want to change the display size.

Regarding the CSS error, I can see it too on random occasions. Couldn't say what it depends on without experimenting.

Thanks for the reply Saka

I would like to change the code with quotation marks but I think it must reside in the encoded php file. I can't see it in the JS file. I may be wrong but please let me know either way.

The border issue may have something to do with the fact the module is rendered via JS. I only get the issue in IE and even then it is not always present. Firefox seems fine. My guess is it's something to do with the way IE handles JS and CSS when combined in this way.