Re:

did you try the old \" (slash double quote) instead of the single quote ?
Or reverse the quotes... use the single quote mark to contain the javascript
and the double quote marks for the link.

#1: href=\"javascript:correct()\"

#2: dialog[2] = 'Who...href="javascript:correct()"

At 04:03 PM 18/01/2000 -0600, Alan Greiner wrote:
>I am coding a javascript that breaks several statements into parts of an 
>array:
>
>var dialog=new Array()
>
>dialog[0]="<center>Are you ready to see how much you know.</center>"
>dialog[1]="<center>Question number 1</center>"
>dialog[2]="Who was the 16th President of The United States of 
>America?<br><a href='javascript:correct()' 
>onMouseOver='window.status='Click on an Answer!';return true;'>1.Abraham 
>Lincoln</a><br><a href='javascript:incorrect()'>2.Calvin 
>Coolidge</a><br><a href='javascript:incorrect()'>3.Ulysess S. Grant</a>"
>
>dialog[2] is all on one line
>
>Here is the problem:  the hyperlinks don't work in netscape because I am 
>not using a double quote - I can't because is messes up the array and I 
>need a third way (type of quote) to deal with my onMouseOver quotes.

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