perfect, thanks!
On May 14, 6:24 pm, Tulio Faria <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> you can try doing this:
>
> function toggle(value) {
> $("#"+value).css("display","block");
>
> }
>
> Tulio Fariawww.tuliofaria.net
>
> On 14 maio, 13:12, stef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > even as a beginning javascript coder im very impressed with what
> > jquery can do. however im having a small issue i can not figure out.
> > im using jquery selectors to toggle visibility of a few divs and
> > instead of hardcoding the id's of the divs into functions id like to
> > pass the id as a parameter to my toggle() function.
>
> > the goal is to show only the chosen div, keep the ones that are
> > invisible invisible and set the currently visible one to invisible. I
> > want to use just one function that can handle the visibility of all my
> > divs
>
> > if i call the function as such: onclick="toggle(test2);"
>
> > then my function would be: function toggle(value) {
> > $(#value).css("display","block");
>
> > }
>
> > but this makes it look for an element with id #value, not test2 as i
> > tried to pass to the function. Anyone?
