Javascript Passing a variable

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This is my java script.its lace on a image and when i click the circle it enlarges. But when i click it again it should be the normal size again. See the image below.. http://i.imgbox.com/adbuiwsa.png[^]

This is the code for the javascript circle.What i need is when i click the blue circle again it should be the normal size again... How do i code it?? I preffer is it is done using a variable...Pls help me guys.

JavaScript

$('#c1').click(function () {
    clearCircle()
    ResetCircle()

    $(this).removeClass("blink1");
    //$(this).css('background-color', '#005aa8');
    $(this).css('width', '190px');
    $(this).css('height', '190px');
    $(this).css('top', 243 - ((190 - 125) / 2));
    $(this).css('left', 335 - ((190 - 125) / 2));
    $(this).css('background-image', 'URL(assets/images/blue_back.png)');
});

Posted 14-Aug-13 19:31pm

Hawkeye101

Updated 14-Aug-13 23:23pm

Mohibur Rashid

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Mahesh Bailwal 15-Aug-13 2:13am

inside click function check the height of image if its height is enlarged then reduce image size else enlarge the image.

ZurdoDev 15-Aug-13 7:21am

You have code to change the size so where are you stuck?

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The method .css() can change style, but it can also retrieve existing value for a style property. Apparently, you need to perform the enlargement or reset the circle size under "if" block, depending on condition. What condition? Call .css with one argument, return the size and check it. Depending on current circle size, change the size.

It's not clear what you mean by clearCircle or ResetCircle, you don't show these functions.

—SA

Posted 15-Aug-13 2:37am

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Ashutosh Mahto · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-15T19:49:00

Its better you define a class with css for normal size say normalImage -

CSS

.normalImage{
  // css for normal image
}

and then define a class with css for zoomedImage -

CSS

.zoomedImage{
  // css for normal image
}

And switch the classes on click -