Javascript code ignored by Netscape/Firefox

[commodorejim]

Hi everyone, new to the forum and I've had a look around but couldn't find an answer to the question I'm about to ask. Apologies if it has been dealt with before.

I'm trying to get the below code working in Netscape/Firefox. It's just a simple routine to load a different image depending on the user's resolution. It works perfectly in Opera and Explorer but Firefox and Netscape completely ignore it. No error messages or anything, it just doesn't run.

Could somebody far more knowledgable in Javascript than I am please have a quick glance to see if they can spot what might need to be added in order to make it run in those browsers? Thanks in advance to anyone who has a shot.

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if (screen.height >= 864 && screen.width >= 1152) 
{document.write("<img src='images/logo3(1152-864).jpg' width=996 height=90 border=0 alt=home>");}
 
else {if (screen.height == 768 && screen.width == 1024) 
{document.write("<img src='images/logo2(1024-768).jpg' width=855 height=90 border=0 alt=home>");}
 
else 
{document.write("<img src='images/logo(800-600).jpg' width=750 height=90 border=0 alt=home>");}}

[ukgeoff]

Put ' either side of all your attribute values.

[commodorejim]

Hi Geoff, thanks a million for that - it worked like a charm. Can't believe it was something that simple, I feel like an idiot! Thanks again.