[Rapid Dr3am]

Hi looking for a little advice here.

What I have is a setup like this:

Surname | Forename | Telephone | Mobile
Email | Comments

What I want is like this

Surname | Forename | Telephone | Mobile
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Email | Comments
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With a toggle button so when I click it, it posts back and then shows or hides the Email | Comments boxes.

The other one I want to do is, I'm building an array of these boxes but to save space I only want to show the next one when the first one gets filled.

So if they are empty it will show just the first row, when something is put in the first row they they show the second row and so on.

Any help is appreciated.

[DAL]

I would solve the first problem either by using PHP to record the submittion of an entry then populate a variable back through to the javascript

ie var pagesubmitted = "<?php echo $_SESSION['pagehasbeensubmitted']; ?>";

or you could use AJAX to keep the current varables. Im not too hot with JS so Im not sure if there is any way to store some kind of session variables within the client session using javascript but cookies (if enabled) might be an alternative.

As for the second problem, I suppose a onblur event would capture the box having been filled (with testing of entry) which would allow the condition to be met to show the next box. However think about how someone would go back to edit something they typed. If theres a forward and back button then this could loop through an array of text boxes quite successfully element.style.display="none" / "block" with the option of clicking back to find a previous entry to edit.

Hope this helps
Dal.

[Rapid Dr3am]

I can't use PHP in this, I'm using ASP.NET and C#.

[DAL]

Well there will be a session variable in ASP.NET or C# Im sure!

Did you even read past that?

[Rapid Dr3am]

Yeah I read it, sorry in a rush this morning. I do have the (!isPostBack) function I can use.

I've been looking around and found this:
- http://www.dustindiaz.com/seven-togglers/

Seems to do what I need for toggle, so just looking at the showing of the next row now.