>I have two div next to each other. When the second div is reached, I need to execute that code prior to the code that leaves the other div.
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>So, I have onmouseover and onmouseout events. However, the onmouseout event of the first div always executes before the onmouseover of the next div.
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>So, I need to find a way to structure that so the onmouseout of the first div will be smart enough to know it sits over the second div so I can cancel some code in the onmouseout of the first div in such circumstance.

Just to help me to better understand the problem: you want the execution order to be 1) second.onmouseover(); 2) first.onmouseout(). What if first.onmouseout() leaves to another object, and not to second object? Can it be disregarded or must it be executed nonetheless?