To All,
I was playing around with a page where I found out that just about
everything that I wanted to do I had to use:
function namedFunction(layer)
{
var whatever = document.getElementById(layer);
* // other code here.*
}
And I got really annoyed at having to either copy and paste or retype the
getElementById(layer) part. So I thought about a way to not have to retype
it (and make it cross-browser compatible) and to assign it a variable that I
could use over and over again. I used the below:
var identifier = document.getElementById(layer);
function namedFunction()
{
var whatever = identifier;
*// other code here.*
}
In the html part:
<a onhover="namedFunction('timer')><img src="ex.jpg" alt="ex" /></a>
where when you hovered over the image it dropped down a menu. Would this be
acceptable and cross-browser compatible code?
--
Brett P.
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