On Jul 1, 2014, at 12:18 PM, michael paulukonis <xraysmalev...@gmail.com> wrote:
> re: http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/Toggle
>
> In the toggle.php recipe of 2014-02-21, we see the following:
>
> $HTMLFooterFmt['toggle'] = "<script
> type=\"text/javascript\">document.getElementById(\"{$id}\").style.display =
> '{$style}';</script>";
>
> This should create a simple string that is places into the HTMLFooterFmt hash
> with the index of "toggle."
>
> How on earth is toggle supposed to function if there is more than one toggle
> present on the page?
If you have more than one toggle, make sure they all have a different id. :)
I've used this recipe several times, and I love it. It works very well. When
I used it with (:panelist:) for quizzes, I made sure to use a variable from the
page (say $Name) as the index.
Example of a quiz at work, entirely PmWiki driven -- each quiz's info is stored
in data pages elsewhere on the site, they have categories and are pulled into
various pages of the website... http://bte18.com/Main/GolfingBasics So you
can see the different calls to the toggle javascript code on the HTML end here.
> Am I missing something in PHP/PmWiki that would allow this to work?
It's a combo of PmWiki and Javascript at work here. :)
> We don't see anything like this behavior in the older version from 2009-07-23
>
> Perhaps not coincidentally, I have multiple toggles working with the version
> from 2009-07-23, but not with 2013-02-21
>
> Unless I make the following change:
>
> $HTMLFooterFmt["toggle$id"] = "<script
> type=\"text/javascript\">document.getElementById(\"{$id}\").style.display =
> '{$style}';</script>";
Try the same line in the toggle.php I got from the cookbook (years ago):
$HTMLFooterFmt[] = "<script
type=\"text/javascript\">document.getElementById(\"{$id}\").style.display =
'{$style}';</script>";
The moment that you name it ['toggle'] it will only make one entry in
$HTMLFooterFmt. with the [] it will just append them all to the array with
numbered indexes.
If you want them indexed "toggle" then yes they need unique $id appended to
'toggle" so each index is unique... which is exactly what you said worked._______________________________________________
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