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That hides or shows an element based off of its ID and current display property. 
var colors = [0,3,6,9,"C","F"];
for(a=0;a<colors.length;a++){
if(a==0)
document.write("<table><tr><td>");
for(b=0;b<colors.length;b++){
if(b==0)
document.write("<table cellpadding='4' cellspacing='0'>");
for(c=0;c<colors.length;c++)
document.write((c==0?"<tr>":"")+"<td style='background-color: #"+colors[a]+colors[a]+colors[b]+colors[b]+colors[c]+colors[c]+";' id='#"+colors[a]+colors[a]+colors[b]+colors[b]+colors[c]+colors[c]+"' onclick='alert(this.id);'></td>"+(c==colors.length-1?"</tr>":""));
if(b==colors.length-1)
document.write("</table>");
}
if(a==colors.length/3)
document.write("</td><td>");
if(a==colors.length-1)
document.write("</td></tr></table>");
} |
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Pretty sweet Javascript. Has a whole bunch of colors pasted like SSD's old thing. Onclick alerts the Hex. Very nice.
//CD's code XP
var names = ['CD','Crazy_J','Peter','Moose','HP_Mad'];
names.splice(2,3);
for(x=0;x<names.length;x++){
document.write(names[x]);
}
I was to lazy so i stole some of CD's code.
Last Edit: Apr 5, 2006 23:08:15 GMT by Nate
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Pretty close. Its pretty much a completely duplicate of PB's color picker coded by Peter, except that his uses objects, and enters into the form. Mine just alert's the value. Your's should output CD Crazy_J HP_Mad I can't really remember how splice works. But its JS
Last Edit: Apr 5, 2006 23:15:27 GMT by Chris
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