Dynamically changing the style of a dialog element

In my dialog I need to hide and unhide elements when a given element is changed by the user
After consulting the documentation I tried this (with a few options):

 onChange : function( element ) {
                 dialog=this.getDialog();
                 //dialog.getContentElement('info','myelement').hide();
                 //dialog.getContentElement('info','myelement').style='color:red';
                 //dialog.getContentElement('info','myelement').setStyle('color','red');
                 //dialog.getContentElement('info','arg'+(i+1)).style.color='red';

Uncommenting each of the first three has no effect.
The fourth throws an error which suggests that the style element 'color' does exist/
Also tried addStyle(s) which also throws an error.
Is this possible? If so any suggestions please.
Thx. Paul

Mon, 03/05/2012 - 13:16

ckzacks

Joined: 05/03/2012

Posts: 5

Re: Dynamically changing the style of a dialog element

dialogDefinition.onShow = function () {
   var dialog = CKEDITOR.dialog.getCurrent(); 
   dialog.hidePage( 'target' );
   dialog.hidePage( 'advanced' );
   var elem = dialog.getContentElement('info','linkType');   
   // alert( elem.isVisible() );
   elem.getElement().hide();
         
   var elem = dialog.getContentElement('info','protocol');   
   elem.disable();
};

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