I hope you can help me.
Let me explain then.
I have three fields in this form. First is for a category, the second one is the subcategory (should be based on the first one), and the third one is the type (based on these previous two). Yet, there is also a fourth field, since we are talking about a incident form, that is the assignment group. Based on selected options on the first, second and third fields, the fourth (group) field is automatically populated with the destination group.
Today, I have this form only with blank fields. I can type anything I want on them. If the category, sub category, type, and group exists in the system, it will be accepted, the form will be submitted, and the incident will be created successfully. Otherwise, the incident will have missing fields or will be ambiguously created, if there is a typo or if there is any different word that is not in the system.
So, I need something like a dropdown menu in each first, second and third fields, and the fourth field must be displayed automatically based on the combined selection of these first three. Are you following me? Hope so!
Also, if possible, and preferably because it will be better for future updates, I wish to get these fields populated based on a external txt or a excel file, or else, if I incorporate these entries on this vbscript, it will become huge and maybe heavy.
Finally, each category (1st field) entry (in the excel/txt) should be associated to a ID. So should be the subcategory (2nd field), and the type (3rd field). Which means, a category name is displayed, but behind there is a ID associated, and when submitting the form, the ID is the one that will be sent to the system (hope I am being clear). So this information Category and ID, for e.g, will be available and will be collected by the form, from to the external file.
So, below is a video showing a working drop down menu incident form submition, just the way I am looking for. The file is in SWF (flash format), so you can open it with internet explorer or with flash player.
The actual and working VBscript is also available on the link below.
Thanks for all your help.
Best regards!
Let me explain then.
I have three fields in this form. First is for a category, the second one is the subcategory (should be based on the first one), and the third one is the type (based on these previous two). Yet, there is also a fourth field, since we are talking about a incident form, that is the assignment group. Based on selected options on the first, second and third fields, the fourth (group) field is automatically populated with the destination group.
Today, I have this form only with blank fields. I can type anything I want on them. If the category, sub category, type, and group exists in the system, it will be accepted, the form will be submitted, and the incident will be created successfully. Otherwise, the incident will have missing fields or will be ambiguously created, if there is a typo or if there is any different word that is not in the system.
So, I need something like a dropdown menu in each first, second and third fields, and the fourth field must be displayed automatically based on the combined selection of these first three. Are you following me? Hope so!
Also, if possible, and preferably because it will be better for future updates, I wish to get these fields populated based on a external txt or a excel file, or else, if I incorporate these entries on this vbscript, it will become huge and maybe heavy.
Finally, each category (1st field) entry (in the excel/txt) should be associated to a ID. So should be the subcategory (2nd field), and the type (3rd field). Which means, a category name is displayed, but behind there is a ID associated, and when submitting the form, the ID is the one that will be sent to the system (hope I am being clear). So this information Category and ID, for e.g, will be available and will be collected by the form, from to the external file.
So, below is a video showing a working drop down menu incident form submition, just the way I am looking for. The file is in SWF (flash format), so you can open it with internet explorer or with flash player.
The actual and working VBscript is also available on the link below.
Thanks for all your help.
Best regards!