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Thanks Max. That's what I did, but I assume my JS is more complicated than need be? Can you give a sample of the JS line that would do the job more efficiently? I'm a novice at this. Thanks.

EDIT: I looked into this a bit more but so far the only way I figured out to both make it simpler AND remove the body onLoad attribute was to hard code a style=display:none into the div tags. That way I can remove the collapseAll function entirely.

The problem with this however, is that if someone does have JavaScript disabled it does not degrade gracefully. That is, the hidden sections of the form will not show and they will never get to see the submit button.
What to do?

Post edited by: jxl, at: 2008/03/29 23:36

EDIT: The best I have been able to do so far is to add a line of javaScript to the end of what I had before.

Code:

window.onload = collapseAll;

This enables me to remove the onLoad from the body tag but does nothing to make the rest of my JS simpler. I will now make that change to the first post in this thread.<br><br>Post edited by: jxl, at: 2008/03/30 00:35