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When I click on the "Check All" checkbox, it correctly checks all of
the boxes in my form, but I would like each checkbox to also call
hideLayer2 function just as
what would occur if the user checked the boxes individually. Is there
a way to call the hideLayer2 function and pass the correct whichLayer
and the_box parameters
within the DoToAll function? Maybe there is an easier way? Thanks.
<form name="frmCheckb oxes" action="panelst atus.asp" method="post">

<input type="checkbox" onclick="DoToAl l(this)">Check All:
<input type="checkbox" name ="chkCompanyBoa rd"
onClick="hideLa yer2('CompanyBo ard',this);">Co mpany and Board
Description<br />
<input type="checkbox" name ="chkEvents"
onClick="hideLa yer2('Events',t his);">Events Reported For This
Company<br />
<input type="checkbox" name ="chkAboutBoard "
onClick="hideLa yer2('AboutBoar d',this);">Abou t the Board<br />

</form>
function DoToAll(obj_inp ut)
{ bol_is_checked = (obj_input.chec ked)?true:false
for (x=0;x<obj_inpu t.form.length;x ++)
{ obj_input.form. elements[x].checked = bol_is_checked;
}
}
function hideLayer2(whic hLayer,the_box)
{
if (the_box.checke d == false) {
document.getEle mentById(whichL ayer).style.dis play = 'none';
var strshowhide=0;
frmPanelStatus. location.href=" panelstatus.asp ?showhide=" +
strshowhide + "&whichLaye r=" + whichLayer;
} else {
document.getEle mentById(whichL ayer).style.dis play = 'inline';
var strshowhide=1;
frmPanelStatus. location.href=" panelstatus.asp ?showhide=" +
strshowhide + "&whichLaye r=" + whichLayer;

}
}

Jan 23 '06 #1
1 1509
Thanks again Lee. I'm getting the error message 'Object required'

function DoToAll(obj_inp ut)
{ bol_is_checked = (obj_input.chec ked)?true:false
for (x=0;x<obj_inpu t.form.length;x ++)
{ obj_input.form. elements[x].checked = bol_is_checked;
hideLayer2(obj_ input.form.elem ents[x]);
}
}
function hideLayer2(the_ box)
{
// var the_box = window.document .frmCheckboxes. chkCompanyBoard ;
// var the_switch = "";
if (the_box.checke d == false) {
whichLayer = the_box.name.su bstring(3);
document.getEle mentById(whichL ayer).style.dis play = 'none';
var strshowhide=0;
frmPanelStatus. location.href=" panelstatus.asp ?showhide=" +
strshowhide + "&whichLaye r=" + whichLayer;
} else {
whichLayer = the_box.name.su bstring(3);
document.getEle mentById(whichL ayer).style.dis play = 'inline';
var strshowhide=1;
frmPanelStatus. location.href=" panelstatus.asp ?showhide=" +
strshowhide + "&whichLaye r=" + whichLayer;

}
}

Jan 23 '06 #2

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