Okay - I work on a store (netsuite) … and I cusomize all the front end stuff. I’m calling one of the images like this:
<img src="<%=getCurrentAttribute(‘item’,‘custitemimage3’)%>" width=“110” height=“150” border=“0” align=“right” id=“Img1” onclick=“document.getElementById(‘MainImage’).src=’<%=getCurrentAttribute(‘item’,‘custitemimage3’)%>’” alt="" onerror=“this.style.display=‘none’”/>
… there’s a list of 3 thumbnail images … .and I’d like to use the same item template for items that have 1 thumbnail, 2 or 3 … so, for each of the img tags … i’ve included the onerror within the image tag. … So, that when there’s an image that only has 1 thumbnail, for example … .I don’t get the ugly broken image icon where the remaining thumbnails should be. This hides them correctly everywhere except in Firefox?
- Looks like there’s some javascript options to control this as well … .but I’m not having luck with anything except the inline img tag onerror… but not in firefox.
