I'm not sure but I would attempt to test for DOM objects like this...

if (object) {alert('this object is supported in this browser'}

- John

How do i do a test like that?
Are there any tools out there that test JS code for errors?

Look at the scripts that Internet Explorer is not executing. if (condition) Your conditions are going to in most cases make use of DOM objects. So read my original post and try it out. :)

- John

This is the entire script for the TR Rollover highlight:

...............................................................
var highlightbehavior="TR"

var ns6=document.getElementById&&!document.all
var ie=document.all

function changeto(e,highlightcolor){
source=ie? event.srcElement : e.target
if (source.tagName=="TABLE")
return
while(source.tagName!=highlightbehavior && source.tagName!="HTML")
source=ns6? source.parentNode : source.parentElement
if (source.style.backgroundColor!=highlightcolor&&source.id!="ignore")
source.style.backgroundColor=highlightcolor
}

function contains_ns6(master, slave) { //check if slave is contained by master
while (slave.parentNode)
if ((slave = slave.parentNode) == master)
return true;
return false;
}

function changeback(e,originalcolor){
if (ie&&(event.fromElement.contains(event.toElement)¦¦source.contains(event.toElement)¦¦source.id=="ignore")¦¦source.tagName=="TABLE")
return
else if (ns6&&(contains_ns6(source, e.relatedTarget)¦¦source.id=="ignore"))
return
if (ie&&event.toElement!=source¦¦ns6&&e.relatedTarget!=source)
source.style.backgroundColor=originalcolor
}
..............................................................

That shows the "IF" of that function, but i still dont know what you mean about DOM?

OK UPDATE on the situation:
Show/Hide function now works in IE.
But TR rollover, slashmenu and image carousel still do not.

Everything still good in Firefox though!

Do you think it can be with my < body onLoad function?

Are you getting any error messages in Internet Explorer?

- John

If you can't decifer IE's error messages - always start with the first one (the one with the lowest line number), and don't try to correct error messages beyond it - , and if you have a working publicly available test page, please send me a sticky mail.

There must be a syntax error somewhere. Is your code only reorganized, or parts have also been deleted?

in IE i get a "line 86 syntax error" and "line 95 object expected error".

Line 86 contains:(i included a couple lines before it)

function changeback(e,originalcolor){
if (ie&&(event.fromElement.contains(event.toElement)¦¦source.contains(event.toElement)¦¦source.id=="ignore")¦¦source.tagName=="TABLE")
return
else if (ns6&&(contains_ns6(source, e.relatedTarget)¦¦source.id=="ignore"))
return
if (ie&&event.toElement!=source¦¦ns6&&e.relatedTarget!=source)
source.style.backgroundColor=originalcolor
};

</script> <<<<<<<<<<<Line 86 <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Line 95 contains:(i included a couple lines before it)

<!--START GOOGLE TRACKING-->
<script src="http://www.google-analytics.com/urchin.js" type="text/javascript">
</script>
<script type="text/javascript">
_uacct = "UA-1353703-1";
urchinTracker(); <<<<<<<<<<<<Line 95<<<<<<<<<<<<
</script>
<!--END GOOGLE TRACKING-->

I went back to the original javascript source and pasted that over my code again to see if i accidentaly deleted somethign and still no change. I will still keep hacking at it!

I've found the main error.

On the ipods page, in the second javascript block (the first being the one with swapimage code), you're opening an html comment but not closing it.
Either close it, or remove the opening tag.

<script type="text/javascript">
<!--
/***********************************************
* Highlight Table Cells

[...]

//-->
</script>

This will solve the problem with the menu.

In the body tag onload attribute you're referencing fillup(). I don't see this function anywhere.

FREAKIN A! You solved it! I knew it had to be the simplest thing. Strange thing is that i use Dreamweaver, and i usually go by the code colors, and since all the code was correctly colored i didnt think there was a missing closer or something. And the comment code is grey and the JS is correct color, i wouldnt even think that the comment needed to be closed. But just that little fix fixed the whole damn thing! Your the best! Thanks so much for taking the time to help me out. I REALLY appreciate it.

:)