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I need some help for my procrastination project	by Spisefisken	2007-07-10 04:32:43
Don't reload the page each time, but regenerate	by sazzer	2007-07-10 04:51:40
the dice each time as required. The "Refresh" link should actually execute a javascript function rather than be a hyperlink. This function should - for each dice - find the checkbox and check if it is selected or not. If it is blank then re-roll the dice and update the image. If it is checked then just move on to the next one. If you give your images all ids of something like "dice1", "dice2", etc. and your checkboxes all ids of comething like "check1", "check2", etc. then you can get hold of both easily by just doing a document.getElementById("dice" + number) and document.getElementById("check" + number). Then you just re-roll and update the image as required...
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Hmph, I should have thought of that	by MatthewDBA	2007-07-10 04:54:27
I understand the concept of what you are saying	by Spisefisken	2007-07-10 04:57:58
Take a look at this:	by sazzer	2007-07-10 05:11:39
This was very helpful	by Spisefisken	2007-07-10 05:20:01
Yahtzee!	by RetiQlum2	2007-07-10 05:25:20
Code this simple is bound to work on	by EnzoMatrix	2007-07-10 06:34:58
You'd think that...	by sazzer	2007-07-10 07:15:22

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