[Javascript] dynamically hide an element

[Peter Brunone]

				Hi Roland,

   Instead of using style.visibility = "hidden", use style.display="none".  Then, to change it back, you set the display to "inline" (it might be "block", but I'm pretty sure the default is "inline" for select elements; you can look it up if necessary).

Cheers,

Peter Brunone

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EasyListBox.com 

				From: "Dong, Roland" Roland_Dong at parade.com

						Hello,

						I need to dynamically hide and unhide a selection box based on the value selected in the first selection box.  So if a user selects "a"  in selection box, element id2 should be visible else it should remain hidden.  I can use  document.getElementByI("id2").style.visibility="visible" to make it visible and document.getElementById("ed1").style.visibility="hidden"; to make it disappear.    The problem when element id2 disappears, it still keeps space there and it makes the form look bad.   Is there a way to dynamically remove the space it occupies? 

						....... 

						<tr id="id1"> 

						   <td> 

						    <select name="first" onchange="check(this)"> 

						        <option>a</option> 

						        <option>b</option> 

						      </select>    

						   <td> 

						</tr> 

						<tr id ="id2" style="visibility:hidden";> 

						 <td> 

						      <select name="second"> 
        <option>c</option>         <option>d</option>       </select>     

						 <td> 

						</tr> 

						.............. 

						rest of the form.... 

						Thanks a lot, 

						Roland 


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