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This has to be Easy....Right?
I think I may have screwed this Up, The Script reads as: When I select say Property Type (Residential) The script works fine, Meaning it displays the link correctly with Propertytype=Residential&Price=whatever&Cities=whatever,whatever,whatever&bathrooms=whatever&bedroom s=whatever But say I...- a6april
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- Forum: Javascript
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This has to be Easy....Right?
Wow, Thank you soooo Much for getting back to me. This is a prime example of how stupid I can be...lol. I always tend to make things more complicated than they are. Thank You! Perhaps you can help me with one last thing.... I am not sure this is even possible. But when lets say one of the...- a6april
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- Forum: Javascript
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This has to be Easy....Right?
Hi All, I am trying to add a script that produces a link with values and I am having trouble getting a multi select field to produce the correct URL output. For example: function evalURL() { var tempStr = ""; tempStr="http://link.somedomain.com/somedirectory/begin&"+document.form1.value+"&"...- a6april
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- Forum: Javascript
