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Joan M 23hrs ago View    
Thanks Steve, I'll take a look at how those events work, I have solved this using the Richard approach, which at the end is using events. I was using the direct HTML attribute onclick. Now I don't. Thanks again.
Joan M 23hrs ago View    
Thanks Pete, I've used the Richard approach, which worked very well.
Joan M 23hrs ago View    
Thank you Richard, it worked like charm!
Joan M 3 days ago View    
Thank you very much Richard, will try it this evening after work.
That looks a much nicer approach than the one I wanted to do.
Joan M 3 days ago View    
Updated the question to make it clearer:

Javascript handles the click of an arrow.
When I submit the form (using another button), the hidden part is visible again as the PHP side is not aware of that javascript change.
I end pressing the arrow button again to hide again the left side of the form.

I'd like to be able to set a variable (or something similar) from javascript that PHP could process at the next form load and switch the visible thing accordingly.

Thank you very much.