Hi Perry,
> Hopefully, this application is for your intranet, where you're
> using IE (I believe). If so try the following script.
Yup, well remembered ;-)
> To just have the forms hidden and leave a space open for them:
>
> function HideOrSeek()
> { for(loop = 0; loop < document.forms.length; loop++)
> { document.forms[loop].style.visibility == "hidden"?
> document.forms[loop].style.visibility = "visible":
> document.forms[loop].style.visibility = "hidden";}
> }
That's the one I was after, and it works perfectly - thanks very much!
If anyone else has had the problem of form elements always appearing above
your DHTML layers, you might want to have a play with this - it's working
*very* nicely. Whenever your script shows a layer that might be messed up by
a form element, just hide the lot of them - you can reveal them again when
the layer disappears.
Cheers
Jon
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