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Good afternoon, I need to make a click Function without the browser being updated
const show = document.querySelectorAll('.show_button')
const selector = document.querySelector('.information')
for (let bottom of show) {
bottom.addEventListener("click", function(){
selector.classList.add('hidden')
location.reload(false)
})
}
<div class="mostrar">
<div class="ingredients">
<h2>Modo de Preparo</h2>
</div>
<div class="show_button">
<button id="meu_botao" class='handle-div' type="button">ESCONDER</button>
<button id="meu_botao" class='handle-div' type="button">MOSTRAR</button>
</div>
</div>
However each comes that I click to hide the DIV, it is giving re-load the page. I’m using Firefox and as back-end Node.js, I don’t know if this influence
Is giving Reload because of this line:
location.reload(false)
. That is intentional?– Luiz Felipe
I had put it on to see if it would stop Reload... But it continues the same way, with or without it
– raeski
So I think it’s worth [Edit] the question to add more details, because currently the only cause of a possible Reload would be that line.
– Luiz Felipe