scuttleButt
Programmer
I am using javascript for a typical go function. You have a drop down and onchange=go() and
go(){
location=document.conference.brief.options[document.conference.brief.selectedIndex].value
}
normal stuff and it works great until I add another drop down. I guess the same names are messing it up. Is there a way to have in one form 5 or 6 drop downs all called the same thing so that when the user goes to any one of the drop downs it hits that go function? I tried name the drop down brief1, brief2 and doing go(brief1) and then go looks like:
function go(pickme)
{
location=document.conference.pickme.options[document.conference.pickme.selectedIndex].value
}
but that doesn't work either... any suggestions?
go(){
location=document.conference.brief.options[document.conference.brief.selectedIndex].value
}
normal stuff and it works great until I add another drop down. I guess the same names are messing it up. Is there a way to have in one form 5 or 6 drop downs all called the same thing so that when the user goes to any one of the drop downs it hits that go function? I tried name the drop down brief1, brief2 and doing go(brief1) and then go looks like:
function go(pickme)
{
location=document.conference.pickme.options[document.conference.pickme.selectedIndex].value
}
but that doesn't work either... any suggestions?
