JavaScript - Lightbox Problem Once I Update, Out Of Nowhere?

i made a gallery using lightbox but i have a problem that the menu (created by allwebmenu program) is always on top of the lightbox so the pictures i cutted..

how to solve this problem?

Hei!

I am trying to use a contact form which appears in a lightbox from :

http://www.xul.fr/javascript/lightbox-form.html

It is working great but, of course I have a problem. My page is very big and when I want my page to scroll to the point where the form is. I am using window.scrollTo function. the problem is that before scrolling to that point , it automatically scrolls to the coordinates (0,0) and only after that. I am posting my javascript and css code. Thanks for your help !

JAVASCRIPT

Code:

    

function gradient(id, level)
{
	var box = document.getElementById(id);
	box.style.opacity = level;
	box.style.MozOpacity = level;
	box.style.KhtmlOpacity = level;
	box.style.filter = "alpha(opacity=" + level * 100 + ")";
	box.style.display="block";
	
	if(id=='boxa')
	{
	   window.scrollTo(2500,0);
	}
	
	else
	{
	   window.scrollTo(100,100);
	}
	
	return;
}


function fadein(id) 
{
	var level = 0;
	while(level <= 1)
	{
		setTimeout( "gradient('" + id + "'," + level + ")", (level* 1000) + 10);
		level += 0.01;
	}
}


function openbox(formtitle, fadin,boxtitle,boxN)
{
   
  var box = document.getElementById(boxN); 
  document.getElementById('filter').style.display='block';

  //var btitle = document.getElementById(boxtitle);
 // btitle.innerHTML = formtitle;
  
  // var btitle = document.getElementById(boxtitle);
 // btitle.innerHTML = formtitle;
  
  if(fadin)
  {
	 gradient(boxN, 0);
	 fadein(boxN);
  }
  else
  { 	
    box.style.display='block';
  }  	
  
 
}


// Close the lightbox

function closebox()
{
   document.getElementById('box').style.display='none';
   document.getElementById('filter').style.display='none';
   document.getElementById('boxa').style.display='none';
   document.getElementById('filter').style.display='none';
}

CSS
Code:

   
#filter
{
	display: none;
	position: absolute;
	top: -500px;
	left: -500px;
	width: 7200px;
	height: 3300px;
	background-color: #000;
	z-index:10;
	opacity:0.5;
	filter: alpha(opacity=50);
}


#box 
{
	display: none;
	position: absolute;
	top: 20%;
	left: 20%;
	width: 400px;
	height: 200px;
	padding: 48px;
	margin:0;
	border: 1px solid black;
	background-color: white;
	z-index:101;
	overflow: none;
}

#boxtitle
{
	position:absolute;
	float:center;
	top:0;
	left:0;
	width:496px;
	height:24px;
	padding:0;
	padding-top:4px;
	left-padding:8px;
	margin:0;
	border-bottom:4px solid #3CF;
	background-color: #09c;
	color:white;
	text-align:center;
}


#boxa
{
	display: none;
	position: absolute;
	top: 350px;
	left: 2950px;
	width: 700px;
	height: 200px;
	padding: 48px;
	 z-index:101; 
	overflow: visible;
	/* background-image: url(../imagini/tutorial.png); */
	background-repeat:no-repeat;
	
}

Hello. This is very long and I think if you look at code it might be quicker. If not, then please read along.

Here is the code and the problem:
Code:

function addtwoboxes
{ 
get values from two text boxes, one about width, the other one about height, 
and store each in a variable; a=width; b=height
checkifwidthproblem();   //to see if the boxes are empty and with numbers
checkifheightproblem();  //to see if the boxes are empty and with numbers

if (width_not_ok==false && height_not_ok==false)
{
Go Ahead and do calculations and other things
}


function checkifwidthproblem()
{
width_not_ok=false;
if problems with the data in the textbox (the a variable is being checked).
{
bring up an alert box  
width_not_ok=true;
}
}  //end of checkifwidthproblem function


function checkifheightproblem()
{
height_not_ok=false;
if problems with the data in the textbox (the b variable is being checked)
{
bring up an alert box  
height_not_ok=true;
}
}  //end of checkifheightproblem function

I would like this function to be setup the same way as the addtwoboxes function, but right 
now I am only calling up the checkifwidthproblem function, and it doesn't execute and the
form gets submitted.  The fillInvoiceNumber function can be called because if I place only 
an alert of Hello in it, it comes up, and then the form gets submitted.  If it do get this 
working, I would also need to be sure that it is seeing the results of the variables 
width_not_ok and height_not_ok, just as they are for the addtwoboxes function.

function fillInvoiceNumber() 
checkifwidthproblem();   //to see if the boxes are empty and with numbers
checkifheightproblem();  //to see if the boxes are empty and with numbers

if (width_not_ok==false && height_not_ok==false)
{
Go Ahead and do calculations and other things
]

This is going to be a bit long, but it's the only way I can be sure of that I have covered everything, so please bear with me and help me out. Thanks.

Please Provide Solution Using my way First, Then suggest Better Ways:

O.k. Before I post the problem, I know, since I took program classes years ago and since I have done a little research here and here, that there are better, more efficient, and tidier ways to do what I am doing, but I have started already this way and would like to continue this way. I will ask what's the better way to do this in another thread, unless 1) you feel like explaining the bettery way and 2) it's not too long or complicated, but AFTER you have provided me with a solution to doing it my way.

The Setup / What My Form is Supposed to Do:

I have a form with two buttons. The user has to enter some information into the form and then click the button to have some calculations done and for other text fields to automatically filled in. After that, the user has to click submit. A note about the submit button: The type is image and the name says submit. The form line has the following:

<form target="abcco" action="https://www.domainname.com" method="post" id="Form" onsubmit="fillInvoiceNumber()">


I will explain what the fillInvoiceNumber() is doing later on.

Data Validation / Verification:

1) I want to ensure that when the user clicks the first button, let's call it GetPrices to make things easier, that it checks to see if data is enterted into the textboxes and that it is the right kind of data.

2) After the GetPrices button is clicked, the user can then enter nonsense into the textboxes and click submit or, never click the GetPrices button, the first button to begin with, and so junk will be submitted.

This is what I have going on:

For the GetPrices button, I have the following:

onclick="addtwoboxes()

(the names I have aren't fully descriptive of all that's going on, as I do have more things happening, but for now I have left them like that).

in the addtwoboxes function I have it calling up two functions, each for a textbox in which the user has to enter width in one and height in another, and if the textboxes are not empty and have the correct data in them, then the calcuations for the addtwoboxes take place; if not, nothing happens (regarding the calculations; an alert box comes up for either or both of the functions in the addtwoboxes function if something is wrong).

So, the two functions that are called in the addtwoboxes() function are

checkifwidthproblem()
checkifheighthproblem()

which I am calling just like that but with a semicolon to the end of each one.

This next now is one of the areas where I do believe this can be combined, since only one value is changing, but I will leave it like this for now.

The checkifwidthproblem() function starts of with a variable:width_not_ok=false;

(after doing some research, I see that this is often set the opposite way or not set at all)

if something is wrong with the data entered into the width textbox, an alert box with a message comes up, and I then have the following variable:

width_not_ok=false;

For the checkifheighthproblem(), it's basically the same as the width problem, except, with it's own set of variables. I had the same ones as the width one, but if things were not ok with the width textbox, but o.k. with the height textbox, the calculations were taking place. So, because of this I used new variables in the height function and had an if statement check both variables for false.

So, the checkifheighthproblem() starts of with the variable: height_not_ok=false and if there is a problem with the data entered into the height textbox, an alert box comes up and the variable height_not_ok=true is set.

When the user presses the GetPrices button, this function works excellently. Everything goes as it should.

The problem is when the form is being submitted. I would like the textboxes to be rechecked. So, right now I have a function called fillInvoiceNumber() in which it is joining two strings together after getting their values from a drop down menu. This has to be done at the time of submission only for the page that's processing the results to have them interpreted the way I want it to.

Prior to joining those strings, I would like it check and see if everything is o.k. with the two textboxes by calling the two functions of that check height and width and if they are not, for the alert boxes to come up, for the joining of the strings to not take place, and for the form to not be submitted. However, the fillInvoiceNumber() function is not executing either function at all. If it does work, I would also need to be sure that it is seeing the results of the variables width_not_ok and height_not_ok.

can some tell me how this image gallery with lightbox is done?

I am trying to figure this out and was searching, but couldn't find how this was implemented with lightbox.

http://www.davirusso.com/work/

Hi, could someone please tell me what I'm doing wrong with this page?

http://www.silvergatehomes.com/customhomestest.html

I've tried a bunch of things and cannot figure out what I'm doing wrong.

Thanks.

P.S. The reason I'm writing is because the images aren't opening.