Lee@130 -- I'm not sure even that's a great reason to ban photography. If you've got enough cash to be out and about scouting for products to photographically steal and mass-market, you've certainly got enough cash to buy an item, take it to a hotel room, and photograph the crap out of it for even more flawless duplication later.
This looks like a good one, too: http://www.mikezilla.com/exp0020/styleswitcher1.html
OK, just seen Patrick's second post. Sorry. I'll take a look.
Hmm.. the existing javascript file has this: function setCookie (name, value, expires, path, domain, secure) {
and the ALA style-switcher has this: function createCookie(name,value,days) {
Even if those variables were changed, I'm guessing that at some level both functions are trying to work with the same cookie. On ther other hand I'm a CSS/XHTML guy, and not so much a JS coder.
If you remove the existing JS and try the style-switcher, what happens? And what's in your alternate stylesheet?
It's possible that the javascript already resident on the page is interfering with the ALA switcher script; most style-sheet switchers rely on setting cookies, so there may be a variable name clash.
I'll have a dig around for a good drop-in switcher js file.
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