I am developing a template/preset that can use this.
I do know that I can use var AUTOID2 = @@AUTOID@@+1 which will append the number 1 to @@AUTOID@@ but the use of @@AUTOID2@@ does not work.
Hi Steve
There is only 1 AUTOID variable. Actually you only need 1. You just append other identifying info to it make new ones. e.g.
@@AUTOID@@_container or
@@AUTOID@@_timer
That will work in the html/body of the template. But in the custom script area, to use the same id's you would do it like this;
@@AUTOID@@ + '_container' or
@@AUTOID@@ + '_timer'
N.B. Probably most people in this forum don't know what we are talking about. It might be best to keep it in a Generico labelled forum thread of some sort.
Here is the code giving me grief:
span id="@@AUTOID@@"> Start Date </span>
document.getElementById("@@AUTOID@@").innerHTML
= StartDate;
As a single use in it works fine but in my preset, I need to use two ids.
From your note, it would seem that
span id="@@AUTOID@_Start1@"> Start Date </span>
document.getElementById("@@AUTOID@@+ ' Start1' ").innerHTML
= StartDate1;
and
span id="@@AUTOID@@_Stop2"> Start Date </span>
document.getElementById("@@AUTOID@@ +' Stop2' ").innerHTML
= StoptDate;
both in the same preset could work.
Is my syntax still wrong or does it not work this way?
N.B. Probably most people in this forum don't know what we are talking about. It might be best to keep it in a Generico labelled forum thread of some sort.
I just noticed this notice. I placed it here because the discussion is labeled "General Developers Forum". I guess I guessed wrongly. Maybe someone can move this thread?