How to catch the pane element in HTML defined in a div block?

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In a div element block, I have several dijit.TitlePane like that

If I toggle one of them, I want others to be closed. I created a function:
onClick = "togglePanes(this)"
In this function, I want to setup set each pane's open property (like open="false"). But I could not get catch the element using either one of them below:
document.getElementById["tocPane"] // undefined
document.forms[0].getElementById["tocPane"] // is null or not an object
How to catch the pane element? Thanks.

Posted 3-Feb-14 3:57am

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i think you should incorporate the standard jQuery libs to your javascript/html codes like these

<script type="text/javascript" src="jquery.js">

$(document).ready( function() {

} );

$('#tocPane').open = false;

. . .

</script>

jQuery is a small compact built javascript library that can be include to your web design project that merely based on javascript/html but i couldn't explore the many details of jQuery here, i think you should make visit to the jQuery official site at http://jQuery.com

Posted 3-Feb-14 8:01am

progersoft

Updated 3-Feb-14 8:14am

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[no name] 3-Feb-14 14:27pm

I created a function
function togglePanes(pane) {
if (pane.id == "segmentPane") {
document.getElementById("pointPane").open = false;
} else if (pane.id == "pointPane") {
document.getElementById("segmentPane").open = false;
} else { }
}
But I can't set another pane off. Anything wrong in this code?

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Member 10454592 · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-03T06:16:00

Solution 1

Tried document.getElementById("tocPane") it works.

Posted 3-Feb-14 6:16am

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