show-hide

I'm pretty new to javascript and I'm learning as I go along, so sorry if this is simple. What I have is a bunch of markers displaying on the map, these are loaded from an array and displayed with a function. What I want to do is make a specific div pop up which is related to the marker that was clicked on. When another marker is clicked, that previous div closes and the new div opens up. This is what I have so far , to get a concept of what I'm doing. I imagine I would want to write a function that says... "If 'Marker A' is clicked, open up 'div A' and if 'Marker B' is clicked while 'Marker A'

This question already has an answer here: Android how to programmatically hide launcher icon 4 answers I am developing an android app. I want to hide the app icon from launcher. Then show it again if some specific no from dialer is typed. Is it possible to do? i.n.e.f Try this code: PackageManager p = getPackageManager(); p.setComponentEnabledSetting(getComponentName(), PackageManager.COMPONENT_ENABLED_STATE_DISABLED, PackageManager.DONT_KILL_APP); & check this link. Note that the icon may not be gone until the next reboot. OR Try this: PackageManager pm = this.getPackageManager(); pm

I am trying to add an animation to my app that will hide or show a menu on single tap. Basically something similar to Pulse news readers article view. I am able to animate the menu container. However,the menu does not slide down at the same time as the main container is creating space for the menu holder. I would like to know how to fix this issue. Here is my animation code: if(homeTabBar.getVisibility() == View.GONE){ homeTabBar.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE); final Animation tabBlockHolderAnimation = AnimationUtils.loadAnimation(ArticleActivity.this, R.anim.tab_down); tabBlockHolderAnimation

I am trying to determine a window control's visibility that has been hidden or enabled with CWnd::ShowWindow(). (or ::ShowWindow(hWnd,nCmdShow)) I cannot simply use ::IsWindowVisible(hWnd) as the control is on a tab sheet, which may itself be switched out, causing IsWindowVisible to return FALSE. Is there a way to get the SW_SHOW/HIDE (or others) window status or do I need to use the retun value of ShowWindow() and reset accordingly? edit: as the control is enabled (or disabled) to show, but may not be currently visible, as the tab is switched ot, I would think that it's SW_SHOW status would

I discovered the <details> element for html5, and that made me want to determine whether it was possible to implement a simple and reusable show/hide via css alone. I have created a show/hide mechanism in the past for showing and hiding content by giving two elements relative positioning and one a negative z-index, and then decreasing the z-index of the front element on hover (and increasing the z-index of the back element on hover). However, that method only works for elements that are in the same location. Are there other techniques for simulating show/hide on non-overlapping elements? e.g.

Four views are using same xml. I want to show a linear layout for view 1 only. I put android:visibility="gone" in xml. And then I am doing the following for view 1 - LinearLayout layone= (LinearLayout) view.findViewById(R.id.layone); layone.setVisibility(View.VISIBLE); But that doesn't set the visibility to visible. Isn't it possible to show the view once its declared GONE in xml ? I don't want to converse the logic by just doing, layone.setVisibility(View.GONE); in each of the three views except view 1. Ideas or comments? UPDATE: My xml - <TextView android:id="@+id/layone" android:layout