prompt to view saybox

[Fredy]

name: promping saybox
desctiption: whewn you load the page it promps you if you want to view the saybox or not. if you type no, it will not show the saybox. if you type anything else, the saybox will be shown.
editing: explained at bottom
preview: www.freewebs.com/cheesexcrackers/test3.htm

code:

<script>
var question=prompt("do you want to view our saybox?","");
var answer="no";
if(question==answer){
document.write('<style>#shoutbox {display: none;}</style>');
}else{
alert("ok!");
}
</script>
<div id="shoutbox">
saybox code here
</div>

editing:

put your saybox code here
what the alet says when the suer wants to view the saybox
this is what the user has to type in in order to not view the saybox. i suggest you leave it the way it is.
what the question says

[Dexx]

If i enter No i still see the SayBox

[Fredy]

try it without the capital

[LazyBoy]

i entered "bite me" and still got to see the saybox.

[Fredy]

if you type anything else, the saybox will be shown

did you read that part in the description

[Dexx]

teensrus said:

try it without the capital

And no. doens't work either XP

[Fredy]

how many friggin answers do you expect me to code in? lol

[Dexx]

teensrus said:

how many friggin answers do you expect me to code in? lol

1000

Nahh, use a regulare expression

[Fredy]

regular expression? lol i'm not that good with javascript. i only half know what that is!! lol

[Dexx]


<script>
var question=prompt("do you want to view our saybox?","");
if(question.match(/(no|nej|nein|nah)/i)){
document.write('<style>#shoutbox {display: none;}</style>');
}else{
alert("ok!");
}
</script>
<div id="shoutbox">
saybox code here
</div>

If the answer contains no, nej, nein or nah it wont display the SayBox

[Fredy]

that would work 2... lol

[LazyBoy]

would be easier with 2 boxes in my opinion, one for yes and one for no

[ataxia]

^{_{<script>
var question=prompt("Do you want to view our saybox?","");
if(question.match(/(yes|yeh|yeah|ya|yah|ok)/i)){
document.getElementById('shoutbox').style.display="";
}else{
alert("Fine!");
}
</script>
<div id="shoutbox" style="display: none">
saybox code here
</div>}}



Wouldn't it be easier if you did it for yes then they can write anything they want.

[Fredy]

it really doesn't matter, cause you can customize the code however you want