how to not hide a division

[richard]

In using the simple code below, how do I tell it NOT to hide a
division when the link is clicked on if that division is already
visible?

would it be as simple as using a 2nd function and setting that to
"display" rather than "none"?

For instance, "home" is showing. The user clicks on "home".
I don't want the division to do anything at all.


function ShowHide(){

if (document.getEl ementById('hide 2').style.displ ay ==
document.getEle mentById('home1 ').style.displa y){
document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style.displa y = "none";
} else {
document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style.displa y =
document.getEle mentById('home1 ').style.displa y
}
}

[SAM]

Re: how to not hide a division

Le 11/2/08 10:27 PM, richard a écrit :

In using the simple code below, how do I tell it NOT to hide a
division when the link is clicked on if that division is already
visible?
>
would it be as simple as using a 2nd function and setting that to
"display" rather than "none"?
>
For instance, "home" is showing. The user clicks on "home".
I don't want the division to do anything at all.
>
>
function ShowHide(){
>
if (document.getEl ementById('hide 2').style.displ ay ==
document.getEle mentById('home1 ').style.displa y){
document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style.displa y = "none";
} else {
document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style.displa y =
document.getEle mentById('home1 ').style.displa y
}
}
>
>

don't know too much what could be this 'division' ...

function ShowHide(){
var home = document.getEle mentById('home1 ').style;
var hide = document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style;
hide.display = home.display==' '? hide.display :
hide.display==' '? 'none' : '';
}

function ShowHide(){
var hide = document.getEle mentById('hide2 ').style;
if(document.get ElementById('ho me1').style.dis play != '')
hide.display = hide.display==' '? 'none' : '';
}

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[Doug Gunnoe]

Re: how to not hide a division

don't know too much what could be this 'division' ...

I didn't see the term 'division' in regard to 'div' in HTML 4
specification, but I think that most assume that's what it means.