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All I had to do was put hidden in single quotes. &nbsp;But bebonham you tried hard. &nbsp;Way to go you just got 101 points. &nbsp;compton's in the house.
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All I had to do was put hidden in single quotes.  But bebonham you tried hard.  Way to go you just got 101 points.  compton's in the house.

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I need to set a division to hidden when a certain event happens. &nbsp;I pass x to determine what division should be hidden. &nbsp;So basically I need to know how I can 'run' this string. &nbsp;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;//x is an integer<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;temp2=&quot;division&quot;+x+&quot;.style<wbr />.visibilit<wbr />y = hidden&quot;;<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;eval(temp2);<br />
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Or is it possible to reference the division by<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;document.div[x].style.visi<wbr />bliity = &quot;hidden&quot;<br />
????<br />
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I need to set a division to hidden when a certain event happens.  I pass x to determine what division should be hidden.  So basically I need to know how I can 'run' this string.  

   //x is an integer
   temp2="division"+x+".style.visibility = hidden";
   eval(temp2);

Or is it possible to reference the division by
   document.div[x].style.visibliity = "hidden"
????
             

Referencing a division

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