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Jun 25.2012

hi

I am a total nitwit in javascript programming
Nevertheless with ‘copy and paste’ and by using common sense javascript became a valuable part of my html websites

I wrote a testprogram to prevent scrolling without clicking (problem for webstats). Pages are presented 1 by 1 by unhiding a div block
see: [url]http://paradigm-shift-21st-century.nl/test1.html[/url]

So far I managed, but the remaining problem is that you need to unselect every page before selecting a next one.

Has anyone a solution where selecting automatically means unslecting/unhidin the former page

Thanks a lot in advance??

Henkt

Please with example, because my javascript knowledge is very little

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@PadonakJun 25.2012 — first of all, try to fix the CSS and HTML and then understand what did you mean with this line:

[CODE]var link = document.getElementById("linkId1");[/CODE]
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@henktauthorJun 26.2012 — Hello Padonak

I'm sorry but your reaction wasn't really helpful

I don't worry about 'correct' css, but my html i always check. Because that's what searchengines do too.

No errors

And the program works, though not satisfactorily. The result is not what I looked for.

You might explain what you mean with your remark

Henkt
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@henktauthorJun 26.2012 — And the linkid is superfluous. I already noticed
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@vwphillipsJun 26.2012 — [CODE] function divToHide(divToHideOrShow) {
var div = document.getElementById(divToHideOrShow);
if (divToHide.lst&&divToHide.lst!=div){
divToHide.lst.style.display = "none";
}
if (div.style.display == "block")
{
div.style.display = "none";
}
else
{
div.style.display = "block";
}
divToHide.lst=div;
}
[/CODE]
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@henktauthorJun 26.2012 — Hi Vic

It works?

I have to study to grasp why, but GREAT!

Thanks a lot?
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@PadonakJun 26.2012 — ...

I don't worry about 'correct' css, but my html i always check. Because that's what searchengines do too.

No errors

...[/QUOTE]

  • 1. here is your page markup validation result - 9 Errors, 2 warning(s)


  • 2. if you don't worry about 'correct' css, be prepared to get many troubles with Javascript. just for your info, the CSS validator says that your stylesheet has at least 7 errors.
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    @henktauthorJun 27.2012 — Hi Padonak

    Keep focusing on the essence.

    I use html validator and saw 2 errors but not essential ones, caused by a forgotten <div> command. Nothing to worry about, as you surely noticed

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