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I have an anchor tag on my page, I want an event attached to it, which will fire when the display of this element change.

How can I write this event, and catch whenever the display of this element changes?

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answered 15 Years ago kalynn · Accepted Answer

You can't get an onshow event directly in JavaScript. Do remember that the following methods are non-standard.

IN IE you can use

Fires after the property of an element
changes

and for Mozilla

you can use

Watches for a property to be assigned
a value and runs a function when that
occurs.