Allow only one toggle div to show at a time

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HTML Code :-

XML

<div class="toggler">
  <div id="effect" class="ui-widget-content ui-corner-all" style="display:none">
    <h3 class="ui-widget-header ui-corner-all">Toggle 1</h3>

  </div>

    <div id="effect1" class="ui-widget-content ui-corner-all" style="display:none">
    <h3 class="ui-widget-header ui-corner-all">Toggle 2</h3>

  </div>
</div>

XML

<a href="#" id="button" class="ui-state-default ui-corner-all">Run Effect 1</a>
<a href"#" id="btn" class="ui-state-default ui-corner-all">Run Effect 1 </a>

jquery code :-

C#

<script>
     $(function()
        {
              // run the currently selected effect
           function runEffect()
            {
                // get effect type from
                 var selectedEffect = 'fold';

                // most effect types need no options passed by default
                 var options = {};

                // run the effect
                 $( "#effect" ).toggle( selectedEffect, options, 500 );
             };

        // set effect from select menu value
            $( "#btn" ).dblclick(function()
               {
              runEffect();
              return false;
               });



                 function runEffect1()
            {
                // get effect type from
                 var selectedEffect1 = 'drop';

                // most effect types need no options passed by default
                 var options1 = {};

                // run the effect

                 $( "#effect1" ).toggle( selectedEffect1, options1, 500 );
             };

        // set effect from select menu value
           $( "#button" ).click(function()
               {
              runEffect1();
              return false;
               });
         });
 </script>

how to show only one toggle at a time please help me

Posted 24-Sep-13 21:28pm

MAYANK GEETE

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[no name] 25-Sep-13 6:06am

Correct this Run Effect 1
as
Run Effect 1

MAYANK GEETE 25-Sep-13 8:39am

it's just a name ..see ids r diff...it's doesn't matter on this code

2 solutions

Solution 2

C#

<script>
      $(function()
         {
               // run the currently selected effect
            function runEffect()
             {
                 // get effect type from
                  var selectedEffect = 'drop';

                 // most effect types need no options passed by default
                  var options = {};

                 // run the effect
                 $("#effect1").hide("drop");
                  $( "#effect" ).toggle( selectedEffect, options, 500 );

              };

         // set effect from select menu value
             $( "#btn" ).dblclick(function()
                {
               runEffect();
               return false;
                });



                  function runEffect1()
             {
                 // get effect type from
                  var selectedEffect1 = 'drop';

                 // most effect types need no options passed by default
                  var options1 = {};

                 // run the effect
              $("#effect").hide("drop");
                  $( "#effect1" ).toggle( selectedEffect1, options1, 500 );

              };

         // set effect from select menu value
            $( "#button" ).click(function()
                {
               runEffect1();
               return false;
                });
          });
  </script>

Posted 25-Sep-13 2:42am

MAYANK GEETE

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MAYANK GEETE · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-25T02:40:00

i found the solution :-

C#

<script>
      $(function()
         {
               // run the currently selected effect
            function runEffect()
             {
                 // get effect type from
                  var selectedEffect = 'drop';

                 // most effect types need no options passed by default
                  var options = {};

                 // run the effect
                 $("#effect1").hide("drop");
                  $( "#effect" ).toggle( selectedEffect, options, 500 );

              };

         // set effect from select menu value
             $( "#btn" ).dblclick(function()
                {
               runEffect();
               return false;
                });



                  function runEffect1()
             {
                 // get effect type from
                  var selectedEffect1 = 'drop';

                 // most effect types need no options passed by default
                  var options1 = {};

                 // run the effect
              $("#effect").hide("drop");
                  $( "#effect1" ).toggle( selectedEffect1, options1, 500 );

              };

         // set effect from select menu value
            $( "#button" ).click(function()
                {
               runEffect1();
               return false;
                });
          });
  </script>