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i split the points, because my main question (the question in the title) was answered with the first response. Though the 2nd response completely answered my entire question (in the question details). Thanks to the both of you for your contributions
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i split the points, because my main question (the question in the title) was answered with the first response. Though the 2nd response completely answered my entire question (in the question details). Thanks to the both of you for your contributions

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I'm trying to dynamically show / hide a panel (and subsequently it's contents), based the value chosen in a drop down list. I think i can do this in jQuery though I'm not sure if &nbsp;that is the most efficient / best way, or if there is a simpler / easier / faster / more resourceful way to accomplish this. Any help or links to help would be appreciated.
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I'm trying to dynamically show / hide a panel (and subsequently it's contents), based the value chosen in a drop down list. I think i can do this in jQuery though I'm not sure if  that is the most efficient / best way, or if there is a simpler / easier / faster / more resourceful way to accomplish this. Any help or links to help would be appreciated.

What is the best way to dynamically hide / show a panel?

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