Hi,
Below is the code that I am using on a services page for an engineering company. It is working great.
I think the code explains itself, but what it basically does is when the header is clicked for each service, it will bring up a UL for subheadings below. There can be more than one level, thus the $moreone and $moretwo.
The problem that I am having with this is if I have scrolled down on the page, and then decide to click on the heading to expand it, it will shoot up to the top of the page again and I will have to scroll down to see what I have expanded.
Does anyone have a fix for this, or is there a totally different way of going about this?
CODE
<?php
$moreone = $_GET['moreone'];
$moretwo = $_GET['moretwo'];
?>
<b><?php
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<a href='services_water.php?moreone='>";
elseif ($moreone !== "Water and Wastewater")echo "<a href='services_water.php?moreone=Water and Wastewater'>";
?>Water and Wastewater</a></b>
<ul>
<?php
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Treatment process design and plant optimisation assessments</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Asset condition assessments</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Pump station design and refurbishment</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Reticulation network design, system analysis and hydraulic modelling</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Large diameter pipeline design</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Reservoir optimization and design</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Water conservation and demand management</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Major dam design and river intakes</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Sewage reticulation design</li>";
if ($moreone == "Water and Wastewater") echo "<li>Sewage pump station design</li>";
?>
</ul>
21 Jul, 2008 - 11:27 PM
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