In an existing web form application, the entire page gets reloaded whenever a button or a link is clicked on. When this occurs, the bottom portion of the entire lower half of the web page is displayed for a few second and then goes away. The item goes away
(is not visible) when the javascript hide function is called.
Is there away to keep the lower part of the web form page from being displayed when the entire page is reloaded? If so, what would that code be? If not, is there some other call like in ajax that will only show a portion of the web page when it is refreshed
(reloaded)?
My thought would be to make the "hidden" part of the page hidden initially by using the css style "display:none" and then use jQuery to show the bottom portion of the page when it should be visible.
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javascript value set to invisible
Sep 24, 2016 12:50 AM|peggy_girl|LINK
In an existing web form application, the entire page gets reloaded whenever a button or a link is clicked on. When this occurs, the bottom portion of the entire lower half of the web page is displayed for a few second and then goes away. The item goes away (is not visible) when the javascript hide function is called.
Is there away to keep the lower part of the web form page from being displayed when the entire page is reloaded? If so, what would that code be? If not, is there some other call like in ajax that will only show a portion of the web page when it is refreshed (reloaded)?
Would you tell me what you recommend?
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Re: javascript value set to invisible
Sep 24, 2016 12:59 AM|RichardY|LINK
My thought would be to make the "hidden" part of the page hidden initially by using the css style "display:none" and then use jQuery to show the bottom portion of the page when it should be visible.