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Well, I'm not sure why you would want to do this...there may be a better wa if you want to explain why you want to do this... but, in the meantime, the only thing I can think of that may help would be to get the name of the select. document.my_form.my_list.name mac

Are you wanting this in javascript or ASP? It's sounding like you really want this in asp.

<script language=&quot;javascript&quot;> function formatNumber( n ) { var areaCode = n.substring(0, 3) var prefix = n.substring(3, 6) var num = n.substring(6, 10) var phoneNumber = areaCode + &quot;-&quot; + prefix + &quot;-&quot; + num return phoneNumber } var n = '1234567890'...

whayda mean? you want to launch a new window but also change the url in the parent window at the same time? lemme know. mac

only after saving them out to an html file. In IE 6 (would be similar in previous IE versions): File -> Import and Export... then use the wizard. -Mac

Dim dtNow dtNow = Now() 'oh, back 3 hours Response.Write DateAdd(&quot;h&quot;, -3, dtNow)

Dim dtNow dtNow = Now() Response.Write DateAdd(&quot;h&quot;, 3, dtNow)

Make a new movie clip. Put the button in the first frame. Create the animation of the button that you desire to say 10 frames in length. Add an action to the first frame: on(mouseover) { play(); } On all other frames put an action of: on(mouseout) { goToAndStop(1); } You will notice...