This is a How-To to do such an event.
1. Create a HTML A-Href tag and specify the class value of it. For the purposes of this example, I shall call it 'hrefTest'.
Eg:
<a href="#" class="hrefTest">Some test link</a>
2. Create the hidden field. For the purpose of this example, I am going to create a HTML P tag and assign the class value of this P tag to 'test' and also specify in the style value of the P tag of display: none.
Eg:
<p class="test" style="display: none">Some test value</p>
3. Ensure that you have the jQuery library file (jQuery-1.4.2.min.js) or similar has been referenced at the top of the page.
This is something that I often forget to do
4. Declare another script tag and include the jQuery document.ready function.
5. Within the jQuery document.ready function, insert the following
$(".hrefTest").click(function(){
if($(".test").css("display") == "none")
{
$(".test").show();
}
else
{
$(".test").hide();
}
});
And walah, you have yourself a HTML link that will alternate between showing and hiding some text or whatever data.
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