I have some tags <h3>
, <p>
with display: none
or empty (usually use them to display messages or some div), when clicking on any system event, these tags appear: display: block
or else they are filled by innerHTML
. When I click on another event, these tags return to what they were at the beginning: display: none
or empty.
Can you make sure they do not return to their initial state? That is, when I click on the event that they appear, they stay that way until I want to disable them again. Because in the second event to click, it may be the case that these tags should be activated, understood? So I would not need to call a method that activates them again. When I need to disable them, just pass display: none
(as it was at the beginning). Did you understand?
So what happens is that every time I trigger an event a postback occurs, right? And these tags (div, h3) return to their initial values. It's not something I told you to do, I did not want them back to their initial values.