PeaceMaker

Hey guys,

Does anyone know how to load a webpage with all of the tables expanded? For example:
http://www.allatini.com.gr/ependites.asp

If you click on any of those links, it expands a table with the code: javascript:showHide('sub9')

Is there anyway to incorporate that code into the URL?

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Spazghost

Javascript.

If you look at the source, each one of those tables is a <div> with a different id flag.
i.e. <div id="sub10" style="display:none">

The links are javascript to display those via their id: <a href="javascript:showHide('sub10')">

Oops... didn't even read your post fully...

You could use $_POST data in php to tell it which page to load, and then use the php to execute the javascript I guess.

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PeaceMaker

Uh... That's a bit over my head. I'm only familiar with HTML... Could you post a link to show me what you mean?

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Spazghost

I actually tried editing the source for that page.

By changing the div tag from <div id="sub10" style="display:none">

to <div id="sub10" style="display">

I was able to make the tables display by default, yet allow you to still hide/show them using the link.

Is that closer to what you wanted?

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PeaceMaker

This isn't my website... I am just trying to open this webpage up with that table opened already. Thought there may have been a way to add like &sub=show or something

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Spazghost

Well...

If the page is already loaded, you can just execute the javascript inline by putting:
javascript:showHide('sub10');showHide('sub8');show Hide('sub5');showHide('sub9');showHide('sub1');sho wHide('sub2');showHide('sub3');showHide('sub4');sh owHide('sub6');showHide('sub7');

Into the address bar...

Let me see if there is a way that I could link to that page and execute the javascript at the same time.

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PeaceMaker

That didnt work for me when I copied it into the address bar. But it has to be in a link because I'm trying to write a macro to automatically look at this address w/ that table open.

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Spazghost

Ya... I don't know if there is anyway to make the browser load that page and then execute the javascript after it loads...

I was able to use javascript:window.location.replace('http://www.allatini.com.gr/ependites.asp'); to make it load the page but it doesn't open the tables if I try the javascript from before in the same url right after the replace.

javascript:showHide('sub10');showHide('sub8');show Hide('sub5');showHide('sub9');showHide('sub1');sho wHide('sub2');showHide('sub3');showHide('sub4');sh owHide('sub6');showHide('sub7'); (for some reason it's adding spaces to it in wierd places when I post it...)

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PeaceMaker

It's okay. I appreciate the effort. Guess it can't be done.

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Agshlee

So, if I am understanding correctly you are writing some macro that does something with the data on that page, yes? If so I don't see why the tables need to be visible; all the data can be found in the source of the page regardless of its visibility. ( Ctrl + U if you're using Firefox/Chrome/... )

If that's not what you are trying to do, could you please explain exactly what it is you are trying to achieve?