Javascript size limit?

[Christer Claesson]

I'm developing a page that uses a table and lists objects. Each object also have a tooltip which is created by using a javascript from here: http://migoicons.tripod.com/dhtips.htm I more or less add these in a javascript block:

Text[0]=["The Title","This Tip has a title or caption"]

and then use

onMouseOver="stm(Text[0],Style[0])"

on every object. The thing is that I have quite a number of objects and the Text[] will get up to 90+ and for some reason after 29ish the script just stops working. I'm wondering if there is a maximum size limit on javascript and if is is there a way to get around it? Or do you think the problem is something else?

[Guffa]

There is probably some kind of size limit, but you not even close to it. If you had 9.000.000 records in the array, then perhaps... I would guess that the most likely reason is the contents of the strings in the array. You probably have a quote or a backslash in some of the strings, that breaks the code. Quotes has to be coded as \" and backslashes as \\ in a string surrounded by quotes. --- b { font-weight: normal; }