I'm not sure what the hell "attendu" means, but being a fluent JavaScript user I can tell that on line 188, someone either forgot a ), had an extra one, or just has no clue what they were doing.
EDIT: Here it is.
[HTML]<script type="text/javascript">
function firstload() {
loadFragmentInToElement('scripts/results.php?offset=&resultsoffset=30&sort=&type=&c ategory=&name=&artist=&username1=&padkey=&wherebpm 1=&wherebpm2=', 'maintext');
}
function changepage(offset) {
loadFragmentInToElement('scripts/results.php?offset='+ offset +'&resultsoffset=30&sort=&type=&category=&name=&ar tist=&username1=&padkey=&wherebpm1=&wherebpm2=', 'maintext');
}
</script>[/HTML]
Dinkus.
[HTML]<script type="text/javascript">
var maintext getElementByID('maintext');
function firstload() {
maintext.innerHTML = 'scripts/results.php?offset='+ offset + '&resultsoffset=30&sort=&type=&category=&name=&art ist=&username1=&padkey=&wherebpm1=&wherebpm2='
}
function changepage(offset) {
maintext.innerHTML = 'scripts/results.php?offset='+ offset + '&resultsoffset=30&sort=&type=&category=&name=&art ist=&username1=&padkey=&wherebpm1=&wherebpm2='
}
</script>[/HTML]
Why? Because farther down you see this:
[HTML]<td bgcolor="#4A0800" id="maintext">[/HTML]
maintext is the
ID, not the element. The element is td.