use mktoBoolean in if statement

Anonymous · ‎03-01-2016

**disclaimer: I can't find any docs on this but as usual, if it exists I would be delighted to get the location.**

Hi,

I am trying to get a mktoBoolean to be a trigger in a if statement but I can't get it to work.. see code below, any ideas?

if (show_sidebar === false) {

document.getElementById(main-content-id).style.width=100%;

} else {}

</script>

kundly, jonas.

SanfordWhiteman · ‎03-01-2016

Has nothing to do with XHR cross-domain security.

The problem is actually quite basic. This is not a valid style assignment:

// broken, you can't assign CSS text here
document.getElementById('main-content-id').style.width = '100% !important';

That line is valid JavaScript, but it doesn't actually do anything. You can't simply assign the CSS text '100% !important' as if it's the value of the width property. It's actually two values, one being the '100%' and the other being the special reserved priority attribute (whose only allowed value is the string 'important').

To set !important in script, use setProperty, which includes the priority:

document.getElementById('main-content-id').style.setProperty('width','100%','important')

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Anonymous · ‎03-01-2016

sorry to say it's not working either

Anonymous · ‎03-01-2016

did not work...

using this code now:

if ('${show_sidebar}' == 'none') {

document.getElementById('main-content-id').style.width = "100% !important";

} else {}

</script>

Grégoire_Miche2 · ‎03-01-2016

PS: is main-content-id is the ID, then you should write it

if ('none' == 'none') {
document.getElementById("main-content-id").style.width=100%;
} else {}

-Greg