if you do something like
<script>
currObj = "";
function doSomething () {
currObj = "hello";
}
</script>
because the currObj var has been created outside the function, it actually
belongs to the document and is avaliable everywhere
Steve
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Renando
Sent: Wednesday, August 03, 2005 1:34 PM
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Subject: [cfaussie] OT: Setting a persistant variable in Javascript
I have this cool table thing where the rows go different colours when
I roll over and when I click on the row.
But now when I click a row I want to "turn off" the other clicked row.
Still feeling my way around JavaScript. Is there a way such that when
I click, I assign the selected row and its default colour to a
variable that is available in other functions?
Chad
who gets funny looks when he feels his way around programming languages
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