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I would 2nd that :) I started off in web development thinking to myself; oh boy I get to do web design and html and all that stuf LOL. I would have to agree with Billy here, after finding out that in order to be very effective at this I also need to know, javascript,html,xhtml,css,sql,as,xml(in varying degrees) ... And in my particular case ColdFusion as my server side scripting language. Here I am several years later and loving it. I'm a late blooming geek here I'd guess you'd say, so if you're not about wanting to try new things and to problem solve, then maybe you should consider another field. Just my 2 cents Bob >>If you intend to do any web development, you should learn >>Javascript *at >>least* well enough to plug existing javascript code into your >>code and make it work to your liking. If you don't have an >>appetite for picking up new skills and technology, you might >>want to consider a different career field. >> >> >> >> >>Ya, as a matter of fact I am. I am actually taking my final >>and my professor >>sucks and we never learned how to do this. I do not care >>about learning >>javascript I just want to pass my final! >> >>>it seems that you're looking for google to provide the exact >>solution >>>that you're just going to copy/paste and turn in. >>> >>>I think the point behind this being an "assignment" is that you're >>>supposed to learn JavaScript.  So while nothing you found worked for >>>your particular assignment, take what you found and try to >>modify it to >>>do what you need. >>> >>>As you hit issues (and you will, it's part of learning), >>feel free to >>>ask specific questions here (e.g. this is what i need... >>this is what i >>>have... this is what it's currently doing... this is what's >>wrong with >>>what it's currently doing). >>> >>> >>>> >> >> >> >>