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Feb 10.2007

I’m trying to create a javascript function that calls a php page ajax style and unhides the table row that contains it. When the user hides the row again and then unhides it again after that, it would be awesome if the javascript already knew that it has been called and only shows the row instead of reloading it.

any ideas?

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@bathurst_guyFeb 10.2007 — just set a variable row1 = TRUE; /* already loaded */

then before doing the ajax request check to see if the variable is set

if(row1 == TRUE){

/*just unhide the row*/

}else{

/*complete ajax request*/

}

This is completely untested though
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@scott212authorFeb 10.2007 — but the function won't remember the row1 variable next time, right?
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@bathurst_guyFeb 10.2007 — Define next time.
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