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krisdb on 04/27/07

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04/27/07 10:45am

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function toggleText(id,text1,text2) {
    var DomObject = document.getElementById(id);
    DomObject.innerHTML = (DomObject.innerHTML == text1) ? text2 : text1;
}
 
 
<a href=""toggleText('Link_"&i&"','+','-');"" id=""Link_"&i&""">+</a>

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Posted By: tigerlil on January 12, 2010

i've been looking at a lot of different styles of link toggles. but this one is so compact and clean.

I'm not an expert level javascript programmer though...so would someone explain the two sets of quotes after the href= ...? don't we normally write javascript:toggleText() etc?

Posted By: tigerlil on January 12, 2010

i've been looking at a lot of different styles of link toggles. but this one is so compact and clean.

I'm not an expert level javascript programmer though...so would someone explain the two sets of quotes after the href= ...? don't we normally write javascript:toggleText() etc?