html unique id attribute

Can you use class="enabled_element" instead?

EDIT:  I just realized you are probably referring to Outlook Groupware connections of which I am not familiar.

Why does the element have to have the same id - which is obviously not allowed - what is the importance of the enabled_element id - with respect to your code?

Please post more information about your problem - the information you have given is not sufficient for us to be able to assist you.

I think it appear disabled/enabled with CSS so, locate the CSS file, look for :

#enabled_element

and replace: #enabled_element
by : #enabled_element, #enabled_element_second

<a id="enabled_element" href="#">
<a id="enabled_element_second" href="#">

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or just use a class as suggested by tommyBoy, so replace : #enabled_element
by : .enabled_element

<a class="enabled_element" href="#">
<a class="enabled_element" href="#">

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I have to use the id attribute.
When the application stars, it checks the site content for the specific ID (enabled_element). If these IDs are used on a element, then clicking this element will start an action.
It is because the enabled_element is unique.

But I would like to acivate the action on two different elements of the page.

I cannot use class.

Many thanks

>When the application stars, it checks the site content for the specific ID

Could you post(show us) this part?
Could you edit it?

>>When the application starts, it checks the site content for the specific ID

>Could you post(show us) this part?
>Could you edit it?

Unfortunately I can not edit the code application, I have only to configured the web site.

try this :

<a id="enabled_element1" href="#" onclick="this.id='enabled_element';">
<a id="enabled_element2" href="#" onclick="this.id='enabled_element';">

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good luck...

<a id="enabled_element1" href="#" onclick="this.id='enabled_element';">
<a id="enabled_element2" href="#" onclick="this.id='enabled_element';">
                                           

I have to click twice on an element to start the action. But after I can not start the action on the other element.

I seems after having clicked on an element, the id remains setted on the clicked ID.

The only way to start the action on the other element is to reload the page.

Thanks for your help

ok, could you post the code setting the "action"?

I am not allowed to modify this code.

>I am not allowed to modify this code.

I don't want to see it to ask you to modify it...

here is the code:

function() {
      ka.c = [];
      ka.registerApiConsumer = function(callback, apiNames) {
            ka.c.push({a: apiNames, c: callback});
      }      
      ka.setLocale = function(locale) {
            ka.l = locale;
      }
      function h(a, b, c) {
            if (a.addEventListener) a.addEventListener(b, c, false);
            else if (a.attachEvent) a.attachEvent("on" + b, c, true);
      }
      h(window, "DOMContentLoaded", function() {window["x-ka-tmp-dom-ready"] = true;}, false);
      h(window, "load", function() {window["x-ka-tmp-window-alive"] = true;});
      if (!window["x-ka-tmp-window-name"]) window["x-ka-tmp-window-name"]=window.name;
      var q = document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];
      if (q) {
            var g = document.createElement("script");
            g.setAttribute("src", "https://start.ka.biz/starter.js");
            g.setAttribute("type", "text/javascript");
            g.setAttribute("defer","defer");
            q.parentNode.appendChild(g);
            h(g, "load", function() {});
            h(g, "error", function() {});
      }
})();

many thanks

looking for : start.ka.biz/starter.js

could you post the code of : start.ka.biz/starter.js ?

I am not allowed to post it.
Thanks