hi-ya guys,
I must say I have respect for javascript programmers, I find it tough as nails.
Alrighty here is what I am doing:
I have three combo boxes. When you make a selection from combo box 1, it sends an sql query and populates box two, when you make a selection in box two it sends a query and populates box three.
Each of the box has an option - 'other please specify'.
The last box has a submit button, so that the user can reconsider all of the options. This last box is the problem.
The first box sends a get:
Then the second does as well:
Now the third one is the problem:
the sumbit sends the values of the previously chosen textboxes, which are urls. I was using a jumpto for the other boxes.
Not what I want I would like is to always send the values inside the combo boxes as parameters, not neccessarily the value of the value field. But frig mich i can't even find how to select the text inside the friggen combo box.
if anyone would help I would be grateful.
If any of this was not clear the problem is online at:
thanks
kent
I must say I have respect for javascript programmers, I find it tough as nails.
Alrighty here is what I am doing:
I have three combo boxes. When you make a selection from combo box 1, it sends an sql query and populates box two, when you make a selection in box two it sends a query and populates box three.
Each of the box has an option - 'other please specify'.
The last box has a submit button, so that the user can reconsider all of the options. This last box is the problem.
The first box sends a get:
Then the second does as well:
Now the third one is the problem:
the sumbit sends the values of the previously chosen textboxes, which are urls. I was using a jumpto for the other boxes.
Not what I want I would like is to always send the values inside the combo boxes as parameters, not neccessarily the value of the value field. But frig mich i can't even find how to select the text inside the friggen combo box.
if anyone would help I would be grateful.
If any of this was not clear the problem is online at:
thanks
kent