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Need help with a small javascript...
Im making a list of category recips that opens with a pull down menu. The script I have now works out pretty good- almost like I want it anyway. The problem is that when you choose option #1 in the pull down menu it shows both option #1+#11+#12, etc.
There is no problem with any of the other choises. This probably wont make much sence without seeing the script. Here it is: http://www.neighbourhoodgirls.com/tnx.htm |
Nevermind- I fixed it.
Damn Javascript must be the hardest language I have dealth with so far. |
Another question. I would like to make the page/script availabe for Netscape and other browsers. I really dont know enough about javascript to change the code myself. I asked some wiseguy how to do it he said this: --------------------------------------- What you can do is make use of, for instance classes... and then do something along the lines of: function expandone(){ if (document.getElementsByTagName) { var an = document.getElementsByTagName('div'); for (i=0; i var selectedItem=document.dropmsgform.dropmsgoption.selectedIndex contractall() an.item(i).style.display='block' } } } ---------------------------------- I tried to install this by replacing some of the lines in the current script with this, but since I dont have a clue what im doing- I cant get it working:-( |
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