Layer (Hide / Unhide) Dashboard Objects

Question

I have a dashboard with three main categories. Instead of making the user scroll up and down to view each category object I want them stacked and layered on top of each other. I have command buttons at the top of the dashboard that allow the user to select the results category they want to view. In effect, this will make the selected section visible, and make the other two categories Not Visible. Below is a code I developed. Problem...it's not working.
How can I get this to do want I want it to? Are there errors in this...how do I get it to work?
//Make Visble Home View:
TextLabel6.Visible=True;
Chart2.Visible=True;
Pivot2.Visible=True
//Hide Other Objects on the Dashboard:
TextLabel2.Visible=False;
Chart1.Visible=False;
Pivot1.Visible=False
TextLabel7.Visible=False;
Chart3.Visible=False;

Answer 1

The simple and direct answer: JavaScript is case sensitive. Check this out:
var tRue = 0;
var False = "anything";
Console.Writeln((new Boolean(tRue)).toString());  //  writes "false" to the console window
Console.Writeln((new Boolean(False)).toString());  //  writes "true" to the console window
Console.Writeln((new Boolean(false)).toString());  //  writes "false" to the console window
Console.Writeln((new Boolean(true)).toString());  //  writes "true" to the console window
Console.Writeln((new Boolean(True)).toString());  //  generates error: True is not definedThe solution I use is to separate the object groupings onto different dashboards. Each dashboard has a tab strip (just pictures and textlabels) along the top. My "tabs" are textlabels with appropriate names and text:
lblDash1.Text = "Dashboard 1";
lblDash2.Text = "Dashboard 2";
lblDash3.Text = "Dashboard 3";
lblDash1 on the dashboard named "Dashboard 1" has a different colored background and font than the other two labels, to indicate that Dashboard 1 is what is being displayed. The script for each of the labels:
ActiveDocument.Sections[this.Text].Activate();