ok i am brand new to prototype (i am used to using jquery). i have a
div with a class of "search" and i would like to make it so that when
a link is clicked, the div's visibility will toggle (if its hidden it
will be shown, if it is visible it will hide).
so i was thinking that in the onClick attribute of the a tag i would
put a simple statement like $('.search').toggle but that is the
jquery way. looking through some tutorials for prototype it looks
like it would have to be more like this:
allNodes = document.getElementsByClassName("search");
for(i = 0; i < allNodes.length; i++) {
allNodes[i].toggle();
}
but from what i am seeing, i would also need to include scriptaculous
to get the toggle functionality is that correct?
and this seems like a lot of code (compared to jQuery) just to get a
div to toggle. am i missing something? is there a quicker way?
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