J
Jan Eliasen
Hi
I have a javascript problem, that I hope to get some help with.
If you take a look at http://www.eliasen.dk/oio/da/Invoice.html you
will see a web page, and somewhere on the page there is a table with
"Felter". The table has rows, and some of them have id's and some of
then are hidden, using the display:none css possiblity.
I also have some javascript at http://www.eliasen.dk/oio/functions.js
which is used. The plan is that if the mouse hovers over a row in the
left most column, then that column turns bold, and when the mouse
leaves the field again, the text turns normal. This seems to work in
both IE7 and FireFox2.
BUT, the plan is also, that if I click on one of the fields, then a
row that is hidden just below the row that has been hidden shows up.
In Firefox2, this works fine, but in IE7 I get strange results - all
of a sudden, the bold formatting stops working :-(
Can anyone throw some light in here? Please?
Thanks in advance.
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Private blog: http://blog.eliasen.dk
Private email: (e-mail address removed)
I have a javascript problem, that I hope to get some help with.
If you take a look at http://www.eliasen.dk/oio/da/Invoice.html you
will see a web page, and somewhere on the page there is a table with
"Felter". The table has rows, and some of them have id's and some of
then are hidden, using the display:none css possiblity.
I also have some javascript at http://www.eliasen.dk/oio/functions.js
which is used. The plan is that if the mouse hovers over a row in the
left most column, then that column turns bold, and when the mouse
leaves the field again, the text turns normal. This seems to work in
both IE7 and FireFox2.
BUT, the plan is also, that if I click on one of the fields, then a
row that is hidden just below the row that has been hidden shows up.
In Firefox2, this works fine, but in IE7 I get strange results - all
of a sudden, the bold formatting stops working :-(
Can anyone throw some light in here? Please?
Thanks in advance.
--
eliasen, representing himself and not the company he works for.
Private blog: http://blog.eliasen.dk
Private email: (e-mail address removed)