cooldude832

realized the date parameters were making it write giant arrays that were 99.999% blank

I have a "growing" div container on a page and for some reason this code is executing really slowly http://kseego.com/e_cal.php that is the demo of it the code running it is function ecal_date_toggle(ecal_day){ if(in_array(ecal_day,ecal_dates_open)){ document.getElementById('ecal_day_'+ecal_day).innerHTML=""; document.getElementById('ecal_day_'+ecal_day).style.display='none'; ecal_dates_open[ecal_day] = 0; } else{ maker_date = new Date(ecal_day.substr(0,4)+","+ecal_day.substr(4,2)+","+ecal_day.substr(6)); maker_date = new Date(ecal_day.substr(0,4)+","+ecal_day.substr(4,2)+","+ecal_day.substr(6)); ecal_dates_open[ecal_day] = ecal_day; var box = "<div id='ecal_day_"+ecal_day+"' class='ecal_dates'>"+maker_date+" <input type='text' name='ecal_date_start[ecal_day]' value='start time' /><input type='text' name='ecal_date_end[ecal_day]' value='end time' /><img src='/images/icons/delete.png' alt='delete' onclick='cal_date_toggle(ecal_day);' />"; document.getElementById('ecal_date_toggle').innerHTML=document.getElementById('ecal_date_toggle').innerHTML+box; } } basically it checks to see if a div is added, if so then destroy the content in it and set it to off, otherwise write the new div and add it on to the bigger box. any suggestions would be useful.