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delayedinsanity · 02-04-2010, 01:23 AM

Forgive my ignorance, but since that's a function, wouldn't I still have to implement it in an onclick event? The reason I ask is because the current function I use looks like this;

javascript Code:

function toggle_display(id){
    jQuery('.'+id+'_child').toggle();
}

...and works via the following (shown in its php form);

php Code:

'<a href="#' . $label . '_target" id="' . $label . '_parent" onclick="toggle_display(\'' . $label . '\'); click_parent(this);">'

The solution I'm hoping for would allow me to remove the onclick attribute completely, reducing the amount of html generated. This is part of a WordPress plugin that generates long lists of MLS listing results, so every byte I reduce in the generation, the quicker things will load.

02-04-2010, 01:23 AM	#4 (permalink)
delayedinsanity is cute and cuddly Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Vegas, Baby Posts: 963 Thanks: 31	Forgive my ignorance, but since that's a function, wouldn't I still have to implement it in an onclick event? The reason I ask is because the current function I use looks like this; javascript Code: function toggle_display(id){ jQuery('.'+id+'_child').toggle(); } ...and works via the following (shown in its php form); php Code: '<a href="#' . $label . '_target" id="' . $label . '_parent" onclick="toggle_display(\'' . $label . '\'); click_parent(this);">' The solution I'm hoping for would allow me to remove the onclick attribute completely, reducing the amount of html generated. This is part of a WordPress plugin that generates long lists of MLS listing results, so every byte I reduce in the generation, the quicker things will load.