Well, it could be shorter :)
$(function(){
$('#aboutContent > div').not(location.hash).hide();
});
Danny
On Oct 22, 9:40 am, stef <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> i previously asked about a way to hide and show divs based on the
> location hash value. so if the url is domain.com/page.php#contact then
> all divs but the contact div should be hidden when coming from an
> external page.
>
> Jorn pointed me to some existing plugins but they went a bit over my
> head, so I came up with my own solution, below.
>
> first i hide all divs inside my div#aboutContent by default. then i
> extract the location hash value. next i loop through all divs inside
> div#aboutContent as many times as there are nbrs of divs and if the
> div id matches the value in the location hash, i make it visible.
>
> i can link from an external page to my domain.com/page.php#contact and
> the relevant div will be shown. i realise this is quite simple ... but
> its good enough for me.
>
> feedback?
>
> sample html:
>
> <div id="aboutContent">
> <div id="contact">contact info here</div>
> <div id="investors">investor info here</div>
> <div id="freebeer">how to get free beer</div>
> </div>
>
> JS:
> $(document).ready(function()
> {
> $("#aboutContent > div").addClass('hide');
>
> /* location hash: */
> var locationHash = window.location.hash;
>
> /* location minus the hash symbol (will extract to 20 chars
> after
> the # */
> var location = locationHash.substring(1,20);
>
> /* number of child divs of #aboutContent */
> var divNbrs = $("div#aboutContent > div").length;
>
> for (count = 0; count < divNbrs; count+=1)
> {
> var theDiv = $("div#aboutContent >
> div:eq("+count+")");
> var divsId = $("div#aboutContent >
> div:eq("+count+")").attr('id');
> if(divsId == location){
> theDiv.addClass('show');
> }
> }
> });
