Testing pre-wrap

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Okidoki... testing the pre-wrap thingy here... First "Show JS code" is without the pre-wrap, only code tags, second is with pre-wrap, no code tags.

Number one - No pre-wrap, just code tags

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Number two - Pre-wrap, no code tags

Show JS code | Close JS code



var timerlen = 5;
var slideAniLen = 250;

var timerID = new Array();
var startTime = new Array();
var obj = new Array();
var endHeight = new Array();
var moving = new Array();
var dir = new Array();

function slidedown(objname){
        if(moving[objname])
                return;

        if(document.getElementById(objname).style.display != "none") return; // cannot slide down something that is already visible - This line is very long without pre-wrap, so long it hurts my intestions so long it hurts my intestions so long it hurts my intestions so long it hurts my intestions so long it hurts my intestions

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30.01.2008. 11:06

invarbrass on 14.02.2008. 17:01

I can see the JS code when I view the html source code, but on the browser it doesn't work. Running FF 2.0.0.12/WinXPSP3. No greasemonkey or JS modifying extension is active.

Patric on 15.02.2008. 08:41

Hi, invar... well the JS code is dangerously edited to just to appear as an example, not the actual JS code, if that's what you mean... That code is located elsewhere, namely here: http://p-ahlqvist.com/home/slide-open-and-close-divs/

If you don't mean this, but that you can't get the JS "revealer" to function, then I do have a dilemma, as I have the same browser just now, and the function is operating when I attempt to show/hide JS "code"...

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