when you click on a button, run a function to close all the divs, and
run a function to open the specified div.
Bruce MacKay wrote:
Yes, you are right - what I described was like an accordion, but I
left out the description of the actual links on which the div's are
opened/closed.
The links exist as 3 buttons in a horizontal list that remains
stationery while the divs open/close beneath them.
This UI makes what I'm trying to do not an accordion.
Thanks for your input, nevertheless.
Bruce
At 09:32 p.m. 12/08/2009, you wrote:
Hi Bruce
are trying to do something like an accordion.....
http://jqueryui.com/demos/accordion/
I tried to do what you described a few days ago and then found the
jquery UI at the above link.....
On Aug 12, 10:00 am, Bruce MacKay <b.mac...@massey.ac.nz> wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> I have a set of 3 divs with a class element of "hideme". Through
> the code that follows (it's not mine; it works!), I can click a
> dedicated a.tag for each div to toggle the visibility (or not) of the
> contents of the associated div.
>
> What I'd like to be able to achieve is that if say, div#1 was visible
> and the user clicked the a tag for div#2, then div#1 would disappear
> and div#2 appear in its place.
>
> The code in the inserted line #5 allows me to achieve this slightly,
> but it requires the associated a tag link to be double clicked in
> order for their associated div to become visible and the currently
> visible div to be hidden.
>
> I'd appreciate someone illuminating a path to a solution for me.
>
> Thanks/Bruce
>
> 1 $('#fsheet').find('.hideme').hide().end();
> 2 $('a.showme').each(function(i) {
> 3 var $match =
> $('div.hideme').eq(i);
> 4 $(this).toggle(function() {
> 5 // $('div.hideme:not(eq(i))').hide('slow');
> 6 $match.show('slow');
> 7 }, function () {
> 8 $match.hide('slow');
> 9 }
> 10 );
> 11 });
