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This worked perfectly fine!<br />
One minor correction. &nbsp;Switch the Collapse/Expand images locations. &nbsp; Expand belongs with default. &nbsp;Collapsed belongs with the SelectedHeader.<br />
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This CSS solution is much preferred.
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This worked perfectly fine!
One minor correction.  Switch the Collapse/Expand images locations.   Expand belongs with default.  Collapsed belongs with the SelectedHeader.

This CSS solution is much preferred.

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customer has requested that plus-sign / minus-sign images be used in individual accordion panel headers to indicate that the panel can be expanded or contracted.<br />
The current ASPX code reads:<br />
&lt;Header&gt;&lt;a href=&quot;&quot; onclick=&quot;return false;&quot;&gt;&lt;strong&gt;1. &lt;em&gt;Enable&lt;/em&gt;&lt;/strong&gt; Access For New User&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/Header&gt;<br />
Am I right that this has to happen?<br />
1. &nbsp;Insert image with ID tag within the header.<br />
2. Change the onclick event code to perform a real JavaScript function which changes the image's URL property.<br />
3. Return false from the JavaScript function so as not to kill the normal Accordion operations.<br />
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Can anyone point me toward or supply a sample as how to make it work?<br />
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Thank you.<br />
Richard<br />

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customer has requested that plus-sign / minus-sign images be used in individual accordion panel headers to indicate that the panel can be expanded or contracted.
The current ASPX code reads:
<Header><a href="" onclick="return false;"><strong>1. <em>Enable</em></strong> Access For New User</a></Header>
Am I right that this has to happen?
1.  Insert image with ID tag within the header.
2. Change the onclick event code to perform a real JavaScript function which changes the image's URL property.
3. Return false from the JavaScript function so as not to kill the normal Accordion operations.

Can anyone point me toward or supply a sample as how to make it work?

Thank you.
Richard


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