Kill a function after another function has been run

Question

I am making a dislike/like system where it displays when you liked or disliked something on the screen after you clicked on the image input.

My problem is, for example:

When I click on thumbs up a LIKED message appears like it should, but then I click the thumbs downs and the DISLIKED appears under the LIKED .

I would like it to be that if I click on the thumbs down then the LIKED message disappears and the DISLIKED appears.

 function ai() { document.getElementById("liked").innerHTML = "LIKED"; } function aii() { document.getElementById("disliked").innerHTML = "DISLIKED"; } 

 <h1 id="liked"></h1> <h1 id="disliked"></h1> <input type="image" src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai()"> <input type="image" src="td.png" class="td" onclick="aii()"> 

Answer 1

You can create only 1 element and do it like following

 function ai() { document.getElementById("message").innerHTML = "LIKED"; } function aii() { document.getElementById("message").innerHTML = "DISLIKED"; } 

 <h1 id="message"></h1> <input type="image" src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai()"> <input type="image" src="td.png" class="td" onclick="aii()"> 

Or you can improve your code like below

 function ai() { document.getElementById("liked").innerHTML = "LIKED"; document.getElementById("disliked").innerHTML = ""; } function aii() { document.getElementById("disliked").innerHTML = "DISLIKED"; document.getElementById("liked").innerHTML = ""; } 

 <h1 id="liked"></h1> <h1 id="disliked"></h1> <input type="image" src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai()"> <input type="image" src="td.png" class="td" onclick="aii()"> 

Answer 2

Show and hide instead - Do be aware that type="image" is a submit button if inside a form:

Version 1: only one H1

 function ai(img) { console.log(img.className) document.getElementById("liked").innerHTML = img.className == "tu" ? "LIKED" : "DISLIKED"; document.getElementById("liked").style.display = "block"; } 

 .like { display: none } 

 <h1 class="like" id="liked"></h1> <img src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai(this)" /> <img src="tu.png" class="td" onclick="ai(this)" /> 

Version 2 - both on page:

 function ai(img) { console.log(img.className) document.getElementById(img.className == "tu" ? "liked" : "disliked").style.display = "block"; document.getElementById(img.className == "tu" ? "disliked" : "liked").style.display = "none"; } 

 .like { display: none } 

 <h1 class="like" id="liked">LIKED</h1> <h1 class="like" id="disliked">DISLIKED</h1> <img src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai(this)" /> <img src="tu.png" class="td" onclick="ai(this)" /> 

Answer 3

 function ai(temp) { if (temp == "1") { document.getElementById("Result").innerHTML = "LIKED"; } else { document.getElementById("Result").innerHTML = "DISLIKED"; } } 

 <h1 id="Result"></h1> <input type="image" src="tu.png" class="tu" onclick="ai(1)"> <input type="image" src="td.png" class="td" onclick="ai(0)">