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Home › Forums › JavaScript › document.getElementById – How to make it get more than one id
Hey guys, I’m not sure if that’s possible but I ‘m trying to somehow make this code to get more than on element id instead of just one Id. Here’s what I have:
onClick="document.getElementById('b1').style.display='none';"
Anyone knows how to do this?
Maybe any alternative ways?
There are a lot of ways to do this, but the easiest of all would be to use document.getElementsByClassName instead of ID
That’s if it’s possible to add classes in your scenario
I tried different ones like .getElementsByClassName .getElementsByName but it only works for “id” (for one element).
The thing is I have the individual id’s for separate images in a table.
And when clicked on a link(s) using the code above I want to make multiple elements disappear/appear.
I used some complicated javascript code before but it only allowed me to make one link but hide multiple elements.
Any other suggestions? But thanks for the help anyway
I was thinking of a for loop to do it but I hit a brick wall
http://jsfiddle.net/48ypF/1/
Can anybody see where I went wrong?
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Figured it out :)
Thank you so much! This works great, but there is only one little problem, how do I apply this to hide id1 and id3 using one button and then hide id2 using another button?
I’m not that good with javascript.
I hope I’m not taking too much of your time.
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slight rework, not sure if its the best way, but it works :D