Hi Josh,
This is how I did it
The tag:
<div jwcid="@Any" element="div" id="ognl:'time$'+row+'$'+column"
class="scheduleClicked"
onclick="ognl:'javascript:switchClicked('+row+','+column+');return false;'">
The javascript
function switchClicked(_row, _column){
if(document.getElementById('time$'+_row+'$'+_column).className ==
'scheduleClicked'){
document.getElementById('time$'+_row+'$'+_column).className =
'scheduleUnclicked';
}
else{
document.getElementById('time$'+_row+'$'+_column).className =
'scheduleClicked';
}
}
-erik
Josh Joy wrote:
Hi All,
I'm needing to generate unique ids to use in my
javascript function
calls? The closest thing I could find on google is
something called
"IdAllocator" though I couldnt find any helpful
examples.
I need to do something similar to the following where
the first number
changes, ie _1_1 for the first row and the for loop
generates _2_1 for
the second row...
for loop generates
<td>
<img id="pic_1_1"
onclick="changePic('1','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
<img id="pic_1_2 "
onclick="changePic('1','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
<img id="pic_1_3"
onclick="changePic('1','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
</td>
<td>
<img id="pic_2_1"
onclick="changePic('2','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
<img id="pic_2_2"
onclick="changePic('2','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
<img id="pic_2_3"
onclick="changePic('2','1');" src="pic.jpg" />
</td>
First I was thinking of using the @Any tag, though I'm
not sure how to
inject a counter id into the string?
Thanks in advance,
Josh
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