Ok. I've managed to get this far with the help of F1 and help forums so you can assume correctly that I'm struggeling with VBScript and ASP.
I have two dynamic combo boxes which are working perfectly, one filtering the other. I now need to take the selected result of the second combo box and display the individual record to which the combined selection of the two combo boxes relates. I 'think' I can use SQL to do a SELECT ... WHERE query - or I 'think' I could store the unique index alongside the selected value of the second combo box. But I have 15 fields (idealy to be displayed in 5 rows of 3) and I don't think I can do this with a list box (which is what the main FAQ's are dealing with).
My questions are:- how do I pass the unique index (or selected combo values) to a function to perform the query?
(I've used the DreamWeaver UltraDev4 VBScript example to get this far)
How do I get the 15 fields returned to be displayed in 5 rows of 3?
I'm trying to swim here by relating this project to VB and VBA with which I'm farmiliar, but I't hard teaching yourself!
Steady ...![[thumbsup2] [thumbsup2] [thumbsup2]](/data/assets/smilies/thumbsup2.gif)
I have two dynamic combo boxes which are working perfectly, one filtering the other. I now need to take the selected result of the second combo box and display the individual record to which the combined selection of the two combo boxes relates. I 'think' I can use SQL to do a SELECT ... WHERE query - or I 'think' I could store the unique index alongside the selected value of the second combo box. But I have 15 fields (idealy to be displayed in 5 rows of 3) and I don't think I can do this with a list box (which is what the main FAQ's are dealing with).
My questions are:- how do I pass the unique index (or selected combo values) to a function to perform the query?
(I've used the DreamWeaver UltraDev4 VBScript example to get this far)
How do I get the 15 fields returned to be displayed in 5 rows of 3?
I'm trying to swim here by relating this project to VB and VBA with which I'm farmiliar, but I't hard teaching yourself!
Steady ...
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