how to display panel using javascript?

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Hi All.
I want to display Panel when i clicked on radio button list item. I wrote code like this .and i called this function in radibuttonlist onclick.I hide panel in another function.

JavaScript

function displaypanel()
{

   var pnltlmapobj=document.getElementById('<%=rbtntlmapyn.ClientID%>');
   var pnltlmap= pnltlmapobj.getElementsByTagName('input');

   if(pnltlmap.item(0).checked==true)
   {
      document.getElementByID('pnltlmapping').style.display = 'block';

   }

}

Thanks & Regards
Hari

Posted 12-Oct-12 1:07am

Hari Krishna Prasad Inakoti

Updated 12-Oct-12 1:11am

Nelek

v2

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AshishChaudha 12-Oct-12 8:22am

and?? what the problem??

2 solutions

Solution 1

you can do both action in single function.
use below code :

JavaScript

function DisplayHidePanel(RadioButtonListId, PanelId) {
           var radio = document.getElementsByName(RadioButtonListId);
           if (radio.length > 0) {
               for (var j = 0; j < radio[0].cells.length; j++) {
                   for (var k = 0; k < radio[0].cells[j].children.length; k++) {
                       if (radio[0].cells[j].children[k].checked == true &&               radio[0].cells[j].innerText == "Yes") {
                           document.getElementById(PanelId).style.display =  "block";
                       }
                       else if (radio[0].cells[j].children[k].checked == true  && radio[0].cells[j].innerText == "No") {
                           document.getElementById(PanelId).style.display = "none";
                       }
                   }
               }
           }
       }

Posted 12-Oct-12 2:40am

Bhushan Shah1988

Updated 12-Oct-12 2:42am

v3

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Hari Krishna Prasad Inakoti 12-Oct-12 9:41am

Thanq for ur response.I got it in my function only.

fjdiewornncalwe 12-Oct-12 10:32am

+5. Correct.

RaisKazi 12-Oct-12 14:03pm

5ed!

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Hari Krishna Prasad Inakoti · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-12T03:42:00

This is My Answer.I got it.

C#

function displaypanel()
{
   var pnltlmapobj=document.getElementById('<%=rbtntlmapyn.ClientId%>');
   var pnltlmap= pnltlmapobj.getElementsByTagName('input');
   if(pnltlmap.item(0).checked==true) {
      //pnltlmap.item(0).checked=true;
      document.getElementById('<%=pnltlmapping.ClientId%>')
         .style.display="block";
   }
   else {
      //pnltlmap.item(1).checked=true;
      document.getElementById('<%=pnltlmapping.ClientId%>')
         .style.display="none";
   }
   return false;
}