Show/hide DIV problem with reload

JavaScript
1

Hi friends,

I have a problem that needs your help :slight_smile:

If you see this site: http://www.nosotroscinco.com

you will see the button +info

By clicking there, I show or hide a <div> using the below js function:

<script language=“javascript”>
function toggle() {
var ele = document.getElementById(“toggleText”);
if(ele.style.display == “block”) {
ele.style.display = “none”;
}
else {
ele.style.display = “block”;
window.scrollTo(100,300)
}
}
</script>

The problem I have here, is that each time the “next” or “prev” buttons are pressed (< or >) reload the page, and I want to reload the URL but with last status for the ele.style.display.

I don´t know if I am clear enough, but for instance, I open the website home, then click in +info, it shows the hidden div, then click in next button “>”, I want that +info is opened if previously it was opened.

I really appreciate your help on this, I am driving crazy and cant solve this.

Thanks & Best regards

2

Thinking a bit more about it, yes GET would be easier.

Just append the current status (dispStatus) in a query string to the url that your < and > point to and then use code along the lines of -

 
<script type="text/javascript">
 
var dispStatus = <?php  echo $_GET['txtDispStatus']; ?>;  
 
function toggle() {
     dispStatus = (dispStatus == 'block')? 'none' : 'block';
     elem.style.display = dispStatus;
}
 
window.onload=function() {
    elem = document.getElementById("toggleText");
    elem.style.display = dispStatus;
}
 
</script>
3

Thank you Kalon, I am already using php, but I am using GET, not post. If you click in < or >, you will see it in action.

I don´t see how I can implement what you have sent to me, thankyou any way !

4

If you can use php, you can store the display status of the div (dispStatus) in a session variable. Each time the +info is clicked you also update a hidden input element with the current display status.

On each page load you check the value of the hidden element being passed to the page and then store it in a global javascript variable.

 
<script type="text/javascript?>
 
var dispStatus = <?php  echo $_POST['txtDispStatus']; ?>;
 
</script>

If you have to do it on client side only, you can either use cookies to store the current display status or append the display status as a query string parameter the the page’s url and then parse the quesry string on each page load to get the current display status.

5

I’m not sure what you mean in the red text :frowning:

6

Thanks Kalon, that would work fine, but not completely, since I have too an swf movie that links to other pages, and too need to pass the status that holds the javascript function, in this case I think it´s impossible… not sure.

7

no.

8

hahaha Kalon, the status for the div to be hidden/shown, is changed by the javascript function toggle(), and this status should be passed to the swf movie too, in order to click in next/prev buttons that this swf movie holds.

Clear ? mmmm I don´t think !!! my english suck

9

I am guessing if you want to do something with your SWF, you would need to use ActionScript within your SWF to grab/know where it is (next/prev)