[SOLVED] Hand-hacking html - it's been years and I'm rusty...

[Guest Miven]

I'm trying to set a variable to an initial OFF/FALSE state. By default it starts as ON/TRUE.

 

Here's the simplified code:

Code:

<table>

<tr>

<td valign=bottom>

<img align="right"

id=dictionarybox_img_toggle

src="file://localhost/var/www/icons/b-up2.gif"

style="cursor:hand;cursor:pointer"

onclick="var s=document.getElementById('dictionarybox_source').style;

this.src='file://localhost/var/www/icons/b-'+(s.display?'up2.gif':'down2.gif');

s.display=(s.display?'':'none')"/>

</td>

<td align="left" valign=bottom>More:</td>

</tr>

<tr id="dictionarybox_source">

<td align=right valign=top>Source:</td>

<BLAH BLAH BLAH>

</tr>

</table>

So, if you click on the little image, it toggles the display of the table row id "dictionarybox_source". I'd like it to *not* show "dictionarybox_source" initially. For the life of me I cannot recall how to do this type of thing. I think it's one little javascript line.

 

Anybody still hand-hack html?

 

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