[Boogle]

Sorry it was a bit sparse as a post for help wasn't it!

OK, this is the code:

<div id="modernbricksmenu" style="width:801px;">
        <ul>
        <li runat="server" onload="SetID()" id="h"  style="margin-left: 1px"><a href="#" title="Home">Home</a></li>
        <li runat="server" id="Who" ><a href="Who.aspx" title="Who">Who Are We?</a></li>
        <li runat="server" id="Servicing" ><a href="Servicing.aspx" title="Servicing">Servicing</a></li>
        <li runat="server" id="ContactUs" ><a href="ContactUs.aspx" title="Forums">Contact Us</a></li>	
        <li runat="server" id="Forums" ><a href="Forums.aspx" title="Swift Forums">Forums</a></li>	
        </ul>
    </div>
    <div id="modernbricksmenuline" style="width:801px;">&nbsp;</div>

basically, I want, whatever page the user is on, i.e. if they are on servicing; i want the

<li runat="server" id="Servicing" ><a href="Servicing.aspx" title="Servicing">Servicing</a></li>

to become (i changed the id to 'current' from 'servicing'

<li runat="server" id="Current" ><a href="Servicing.aspx" title="Servicing">Servicing</a></li>

does that make better sense?

my worst thing here is i have got a perfect script for it, which wasn't too hard to write:

    <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
        public void SetID()
        {
        var currentID = document.title;
        switch (currentID)
        {
        case "Servicing":
        document.getElementById('li')[0].setAttribute('id','currentID');
        alert(document.getElementById('currentID').innerHTML);
        break;

        case "Home":
        document.getElementById('li')[0].setAttribute('id','currentID');
        alert(document.getElementById('currentID').innerHTML);
        break;

        etc etc end switch
        }
        }
    </script>

but i can't get the javascript to run; everytime i call it, i getthis error:

'ASP.masterpage_master' does not contain a definition for 'SetID'

i called the script like so,

<li runat="server" id="Current" onload="SetID()" ><a href="Servicing.aspx" title="Servicing">Servicing</a></li>

does this make more sense?

I wish i could post a link for you but i'm only in the infant stages of this one and don't have anywhere to host it... i'm just trying new things really...

Thanks,

Boog's