I'm pretty green at HTML, so this is probably easy:
I'm building a form that uses SELECT controls to allow the user to specify search criteria (from which I build a SQL query). The SELECT controls are themselves populated by a SQL query, but don't always have the exact search term my users want. So. . .
How can I keep the drop-down list of values, but allow my user to edit a selected value or type in a different value altogether?
Thanks for any insight you can offer!
VBAjedi![[swords] [swords] [swords]](/data/assets/smilies/swords.gif)
I'm building a form that uses SELECT controls to allow the user to specify search criteria (from which I build a SQL query). The SELECT controls are themselves populated by a SQL query, but don't always have the exact search term my users want. So. . .
How can I keep the drop-down list of values, but allow my user to edit a selected value or type in a different value altogether?
Thanks for any insight you can offer!
VBAjedi
![[swords] [swords] [swords]](/data/assets/smilies/swords.gif)