Im trying to toggle a series of images with an onLoad event. I have my
code checking the value of a hidden textbox. Depending on the value pf
the text box, it will display one image for one and another image for
the rest of them... When the page loads, i get the same image for all
of them.. here is a snippet of my code.. When the page loads for the
first time, there should be no value, so i should get the second image
for all of them..
if (document.getEl ementById("test check").value = 'Call from Calcagni
Sign') {
document.callsi gn.src = Image2.src;
}
Please let me know if I am doing something wrong..
thanks in advance 2 2097
Brian wrote: Im trying to toggle a series of images with an onLoad event. I have my code checking the value of a hidden textbox. Depending on the value pf the text box, it will display one image for one and another image for the rest of them... When the page loads, i get the same image for all of them.. here is a snippet of my code.. When the page loads for the first time, there should be no value, so i should get the second image for all of them..
if (document.getEl ementById("test check").value = 'Call from Calcagni Sign') {
If the browser supports getElementById and the element 'testcheck'
exists, you assign the string 'Call ... Calcagni' to the element's
value. Provided the above conditions, this expression will always
return true.
If, on the other hand, you intend to evaluate whether the value of
the 'testcheck' element is the same as the string 'Call ... Calcagni'
you should use evaluation '==', not an assignment '=':
if (document.getEl ementById('test check').value == 'Call...') {
[...]
Hopefully that helps.
--
Rob
lol.. Freaking Javascript101.. . DUHHHHHHH... Thanks.. That was the
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