Easy algorithm, please help

[abs]

Here's my page containing problematic alghoritm which seems to be easy but I
have some problems with it: http://tinyurl.com/a2v58
The trouble is that when I click on element which has yellow background, it
turns red and it's ok. But after that I click another element and previous
element becomes white insted of be yellow again. Could anybody help me ? I
marked that part in the code.
And sorry, this code probably works in IE only, for other browsers I've got
another version prepared.

Best regards,
ABS

[VK]

> Easy algorithm, please help

UL's again... It would be really helpful to know what is your final
aim, or at least what complete interface behaviour are you trying to
reach.

[Stephen Chalmers]

abs <no****@wp.pl> wrote in message
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Here's my page containing problematic alghoritm which seems to be easy but I have some problems with it: http://tinyurl.com/a2v58
The trouble is that when I click on element which has yellow background, it turns red and it's ok. But after that I click another element and previous element becomes white insted of be yellow again. Could anybody help me ? I marked that part in the code.
And sorry, this code probably works in IE only, for other browsers I've got another version prepared.

Best regards,
ABS

/* the main, problematic alghoritm part is here */

prevColor = colorBuf

clicked = evt.srcElement // element that has been clicked

colorBuf = clicked.style.backgroundColor

clicked.style.backgroundColor = 'red'

clickedPrev.style.backgroundColor = prevColor

clickedPrev = clicked

colorBuf = prevColor
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^----This line destroys the value of the
pre-click background of the current element.
Just remove it.

/* end of problematic part */

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