coding help, please!

[chem3]

Hello,

1- I want to use a GIF image to refer to some URL, and I learned that the following code should be used to achieve that:

<a href="target URL"><img border="0" src="URL for the GIF image" width="..." height="..."></a>

But the question now is: I want to use an image as a referral for some URL, but I don't want the "target URL" to appear in IE's Status Bar when the cursor hovers over the GIF image and I also want to disable right-click over the image, so what code can I use to get that done (referring to a URL, disabling URL preview in Status Bar, and disabling right-click over the image), if I could???

2- Can I combine the referral code with (incorporate it into) the GIF image file, so that when I want to insert it in a webpage I just insert the image code <img border="0" src="URL for the GIF image" width="..." height="..."> and as the code "<a href="target URL"> </a>" combined with the image file it will refer to the target URL with no need to insert the referral code because it's already combined with the image file?
Is there some way or some program that can be used to combine codes with GIF files, if it is possible?

Thanks

[overulehost]

Hello,

1- I want to use a GIF image to refer to some URL, and I learned that the following code should be used to achieve that:

<a href="target URL"><img border="0" src="URL for the GIF image" width="..." height="..."></a>

But the question now is: I want to use an image as a referral for some URL, but I don't want the "target URL" to appear in IE's Status Bar when the cursor hovers over the GIF image and I also want to disable right-click over the image, so what code can I use to get that done (referring to a URL, disabling URL preview in Status Bar, and disabling right-click over the image), if I could???

Thanks

yes, you could do that... check out www.javascripts.com for all that snippets of code.

[RangerOfFire]

<a href="target URL" onMouseOver="window.status='some statsus bar text here'" onMouseOut="window.status=''"><img border="0" src="URL for the GIF image" width="..." height="..." onContextMenu="return false;"></a>

Should work, although untested.