ok ok i've read everywhere how using multiple id's is wrong and what not so don't get all hatefully, if there is a better way let me know... here is what i got -
var click=0;
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function bgCOLOR(){
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if(click==0){
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click=1;
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}else{
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click=0;
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}
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if (click==1){
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document.getElementById('heha').style.backgroundColor='red';
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}else{
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document.getElementById('heha').style.backgroundColor='white';
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}
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}
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<table>
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<tr>
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<td id="heha'" onclick="bgCOLOR();"></td>
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</tr>
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<tr>
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<td id="heha'" onclick="bgCOLOR();"></td>
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</tr>
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ok so my noob question is why wont it change the background color on both table divisions?
im pretty entry level at javascript i primarly use just php but i figured its time to grow and start integrating the 2.
anyway thanks for the help guys in advance.
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Heya, Banning.
Try using the name property, which does not have to be unique: -
<td name="myName" ... >
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.
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.
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.
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<td name="myName" ... >
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var tds = document.getElementsByName('myName');
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for( var i = 0; i < tds.length; ++i )
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{
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tds[i].style.backgroundColor = 'annoyingly bright neon peach';
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}
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wow you're just like every where on these boards haha... i really love getting help from ya you explain things very well
Heya, Banning.
We aim to please.
Good luck with your project, and if you ever need anything, post back anytime :)
If i might suggest a slightly different method... -
function bgCOLOR(oObj,sColorOn,sColorOff) {
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if (oObj.style.backgroundColor == sColorOn) {
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oObj.style.backgroundColor = sColorOff;
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}
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else {
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oObj.style.backgroundColor = sColorOn;
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}
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}
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<tr>
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<td onClick="bgCOLOR(this,'#000000','#FF0000');">
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</td>
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</tr>
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This way you don't need to fiddle with any ids or names for these objects because you are refering to 'this' - ie: the object that fired the event (onClick) - you can also re-use this function over and over and apply any color to it on the fly.
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window.onload = function() {
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tds = document.getElementsByTagName("td")
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for (x=0; x<tds.length; x++) {
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tds[x].onclick = colorIt
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}
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}
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function colorIt() {
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if (!this.color) { this.color = "off" }
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if (this.color == "off") {
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this.color = "on"
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this.style.background = "#000"
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}
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else {
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this.color = "off"
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this.style.background = "#fff"
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}
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}
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Or you can do something like that so you dont wanna to place function calls directly into the html!
all of that up there... that i wrote... lol ignore it... i was lookin at your code... and like i said before i'm learning javascript, fortunatly its pretty close to AS but anyway... i say there is an onclick function thats pretty nifty... i may have to empliment that so i dont have functions right in the html :)
Heya, Banning.
Try using the name property, which does not have to be unique:
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<td name="myName" ... >
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.
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.
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.
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<td name="myName" ... >
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var tds = document.getElementsByName('myName');
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for( var i = 0; i < tds.length; ++i )
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{
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tds[i].style.backgroundColor = 'annoyingly bright neon peach';
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}
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i tried that code and it works great in firefox but it wont work in IE... i tried using
after - var tds = document.getElementsByName('myName');
but before the - for( var i = 0; i < tds.length; ++i )
and what i got in IE was [object] and in FireFox i get [object HTMLCollection]
im trying to teach myself javascript and im sure there is something there that the document.write is telling me LOL i just dont know what to do with that information
if you want to see the site im using it on you can find it here... http://www.doughxpress.com/staging/d...ilsElec?Wid=76
Heya, Banning.
First off, you might like this:
[CODE=javascript]
JavaScript goes here.
[/code]
~_^
Now then.
Does IE throw an error at you? Or does your script just seem not to do anything?
Heya, Banning.
First off, you might like this:
~_^
Now then.
Does IE throw an error at you? Or does your script just seem not to do anything?
Thanks about the code thing can I do CODE=php and stuff too?
and I don't get any errors coming up in IE it just doesn't do anything
do this - document.write(tds.length);
sometimes IE has a problem pulling names where the id's are the same.
the number it writes to the page should be > 0
Try using the name property, which does not have to be unique:
This is what 'class' is for. Just change all the ids to 'class='.
do this
- document.write(tds.length);
sometimes IE has a problem pulling names where the id's are the same.
the number it writes to the page should be > 0
I tried it and it wrote back 0
it didnt write > 0
This is what 'class' is for. Just change all the ids to 'class='.
change all the name= to class= ?
if i do that then i cant use getElementsByName right? and as far as i know there is no getElementByClass
No. Change the id's to class. id can only be used once per page. Class can be used for multiple elements.
No. Change the id's to class. id can only be used once per page. Class can be used for multiple elements.
im not using Id thought im using name
In your initial post you show using 'id' so I assumed you still were.
In your initial post you show using 'id' so I assumed you still were.
nah i went ahead with pbmods solution -
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<td name="myName" ... >
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<td name="myName" ... >
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var tds = document.getElementsByName('myName');
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for( var i = 0; i < tds.length; ++i )
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{
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tds[i].style.backgroundColor = 'annoyingly bright neon peach';
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}
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do this
- document.write(tds.length);
sometimes IE has a problem pulling names where the id's are the same.
the number it writes to the page should be > 0
see when i do this in IE it comes out as 0
but when i do it in FIREFOX it comes out as 41
see when i do this in IE it comes out as 0
but when i do it in FIREFOX it comes out as 41
I think that IE has problems with tds and getElementsByName. A bit of testing shows that it just doesn't work. Give your table an id and try: - document.getElementById('tableID').getElementsByTagName("td");
I think that IE has problems with tds and getElementsByName. A bit of testing shows that it just doesn't work. Give your table an id and try: - document.getElementById('tableID').getElementsByTagName("td");
when i try that it turns the whole table the color... what im trying to accomplish is just turn an individual column one color. course you probably all ready know that but yea i tried it and it worked in firefox and ie like it should :)
when i try that it turns the whole table the color... what im trying to accomplish is just turn an individual column one color. course you probably all ready know that but yea i tried it and it worked in firefox and ie like it should :)
So have you got it working or not?
So have you got it working or not?
no its not working... ie just sucks i guess... when i do what you posted it just turns the whole table a colour... i dont want that, i want to highlight just one column...
here is the site im using it on, http://doughxpress.com/staging/dryerDetailsElec?Wid=76 
Heres a sample i made for you highlighting rows and cols without using names and works in firefox and ie. To use the code you will need to change your table accordingly. -
<script>
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vertColor="#66ffcc"
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horzColor="#b7efff";
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function vertClick(col, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr");
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var curColor = entireRow[0].getElementsByTagName("td")[col].style.backgroundColor;
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for (i=0; i<entireRow.length; i++) {
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curEle = entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td")[col];
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")==null || curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "true"); color = vertColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "false"); color=""; }
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if (color=="" && curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=horzColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor=color; }
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}
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}
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function horzClick(row, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr")[row-1];
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var tds = entireRow.getElementsByTagName("td");
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var curColor = tds[1].style.backgroundColor;
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for (i=1; i<tds.length; i++) {
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curEle = tds[i];
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if (curEle.getAttribute("horz")==null || curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "true"); color = horzColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "false"); color=""; }
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=vertColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor = color; }
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}
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}
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</script>
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<STYLE>
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tr { cursor: pointer; }
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table { border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%; height: 100%;}
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</STYLE>
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<table border=1>
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<tbody id="example">
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('1', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('2', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('3', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('4', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('5', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('6', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('7', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('8', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('9', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('10', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('11', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('12', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('13', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('14', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('15', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('16', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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</tbody>
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</table>
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This code should do exactly what you want in all browsers!
Code fixed for colspan checks -
<script>
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vertColor="#66ffcc"
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horzColor="#b7efff";
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function vertClick(col, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var blnColSpan = false;
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr");
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for (i=0; i<entireRow.length; i++) {
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curEle = entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td")[col];
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for (b=0; b<entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td").length; b++) {
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colspan = entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td")[b].getAttribute("colspan");
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if (colspan!=null && colspan!=1) { blnColSpan = true; }
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}
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if (!blnColSpan) {
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if (typeof(curEle)=="object") {
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")==null || curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "true"); color = vertColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "false"); color=""; }
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if (color=="" && curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=horzColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor=color; }
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}
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}
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blnColSpan = false;
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}
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}
-
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function horzClick(row, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr")[row-1];
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var tds = entireRow.getElementsByTagName("td");
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for (i=1; i<tds.length; i++) {
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curEle = tds[i];
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if (curEle.getAttribute("horz")==null || curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "true"); color = horzColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "false"); color=""; }
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=vertColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor = color; }
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}
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}
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</script>
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This is the same thing except theres an intersecting color. -
<script>
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/* Javascript written by iam_clint */
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vertColor="#66ffcc";
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horzColor="#b7efff";
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intersectColor="#aa22f0";
-
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function vertClick(col, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var blnColSpan = false;
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr");
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for (i=0; i<entireRow.length; i++) {
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curEle = entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td")[col];
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for (b=0; b<entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td").length; b++) {
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colspan = entireRow[i].getElementsByTagName("td")[b].getAttribute("colspan");
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if (colspan!=null && colspan!=1) { blnColSpan = true; }
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}
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if (!blnColSpan) {
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if (typeof(curEle)=="object") {
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")==null || curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "true"); color = vertColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("vert", "false"); color=""; }
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if (curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="true" && curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=intersectColor; } else if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="false" && curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=horzColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor=color; }
-
}
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}
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blnColSpan = false;
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}
-
}
-
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function horzClick(row, tbl) {
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var color="";
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var table = document.getElementById(tbl);
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var entireRow=table.getElementsByTagName("tr")[row-1];
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var tds = entireRow.getElementsByTagName("td");
-
for (i=1; i<tds.length; i++) {
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curEle = tds[i];
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if (curEle.getAttribute("horz")==null || curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="false") { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "true"); color = horzColor; } else { curEle.setAttribute("horz", "false"); color=""; }
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if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="true" && curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="true") { curEle.style.backgroundColor=intersectColor; } else if (curEle.getAttribute("vert")=="true" && curEle.getAttribute("horz")=="false") { curEle.style.backgroundColor = vertColor; } else { curEle.style.backgroundColor = color; }
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}
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}
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</script>
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<STYLE>
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tr { cursor: pointer; }
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table { border-collapse: collapse; width: 100%; height: 100%;}
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</STYLE>
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<table border=1>
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<tbody id="example">
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('1', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('2', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('3', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('4', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('5', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('6', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('7', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('8', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('9', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('10', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('11', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('12', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('13', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('14', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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<tr><td onclick="horzClick('15', 'example');">Test1<td onclick="vertClick('1', 'example');">Test2<td onclick="vertClick('2', 'example');">Test3<td onclick="vertClick('3', 'example');">Test4<td onclick="vertClick('4', 'example');">Test5<td onclick="vertClick('5', 'example');">Test6
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</tbody>
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</table>
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This is the same thing except theres an intersecting color.
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I am using a javascript to submit a request using AJAX. Part of
javascript code as follows:
var favElement = document.getElementById('fav1');
alert(favElement);
for (var i = 0; i <...
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by: dr1ft3r |
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Hey guys,
I'm building a site for a landscaping business down the street and can't seem to get part of the code functioning correctly. The code fails on line 68 where I make a reference to an...
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by: Nick |
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I've seen a few frameworks use the following:
function $(id) { return document.getElementById(id); }
Then to use:
$('something').innerHTML = 'blah';
I'm just trying to roll this out to my...
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by: vegetable21 |
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Hi,
I'm relatively new to JavaScript, but not to programming.
I'm trying to get a table to expand and collapse within a cell of my master table. However i want to collapse all the other open...
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by: CloudSolutions |
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Introduction:
For many beginners and individual users, requiring a credit card and email registration may pose a barrier when starting to use cloud servers. However, some cloud server providers now...
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by: isladogs |
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The next Access Europe User Group meeting will be on Wednesday 3 Apr 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC+1) and finishing by 19:30 (7.30PM).
In this session, we are pleased to welcome former...
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by: ryjfgjl |
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In our work, we often need to import Excel data into databases (such as MySQL, SQL Server, Oracle) for data analysis and processing. Usually, we use database tools like Navicat or the Excel import...
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by: aa123db |
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Variable and constants
Use var or let for variables and const fror constants.
Var foo ='bar';
Let foo ='bar';const baz ='bar';
Functions
function $name$ ($parameters$) {
}
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by: ryjfgjl |
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If we have dozens or hundreds of excel to import into the database, if we use the excel import function provided by database editors such as navicat, it will be extremely tedious and time-consuming...
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by: BarryA |
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What are the essential steps and strategies outlined in the Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) roadmap for aspiring data scientists? How can individuals effectively utilize this roadmap to progress...
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by: nemocccc |
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hello, everyone, I want to develop a software for my android phone for daily needs, any suggestions?
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by: Sonnysonu |
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This is the data of csv file
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
1 2 3
2 3
2 3
3
the lengths should be different i have to store the data by column-wise with in the specific length.
suppose the i have to...
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by: Hystou |
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There are some requirements for setting up RAID:
1. The motherboard and BIOS support RAID configuration.
2. The motherboard has 2 or more available SATA protocol SSD/HDD slots (including MSATA, M.2...
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