1) How to programatically (without writing the onclick="javascript:.." at开发者_JAVA百科tribute) attach JavaScript (jQuery) function to the link below?
2) The simplest way to toggle hide/unhide after clicking on the Statement link? First click should display the DIV (unhide), the second click should hide it and so forth.
<a>Statement</a>
<div id="taxStatement">insert select statement dropdownbox</div>
You can give the link a class, for example:
<a class="toggle" href="#">Statement</a>
<div id="taxStatement">insert select statement dropdownbox</div>
Then attach script on document.ready
with .click()
and .toggle()
the element, like this:
$(function() {
$("a.toggle").click(function(e) {
$(this).next().toggle();
e.preventDefault();
});
});
You can initially hide the <div>
in multiple ways, CSS:
#taxStatement { display: none; }
Or give it a class, e.g. class="toggleDiv"
and hide them all the same way:
.toggleDiv { display: none; }
Or also in your document.ready
, via script:
$(".toggleDiv").hide();
You can give it a try/experiment here.
For Question 1 and 2, you'll want to use toggle:
$('a').toggle(
function () {
// Unhide Statement
$('#taxStatement').show();
},
function () {
$('#taxStatement').hide();
});
var theDiv = $('#taxStatement');
theDiv.hide();
// make the div hidden by default.
theDiv.prev('a').click(function(){ theDiv.toggle(); });
// ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
// Attach the onclick hide & unhide.
// assume the <a> is
// immediately before that <div>.
// It may be better to give an
// id to that <a>.
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