paulmitchell507 wrote:
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>On Aug 12, 1:06 pm, "Anthony Jones" <A...@yadayadayada.comwrote:
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>>>I have the following Java script on a asp page located on my
>>>company intranet.
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>>><html>
>>><head>
>>><title>Example combo box</title>
>>><script language="javascript">
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>>>function dept_onchange(frmSelect) {
>>>frmSelect.submit();
>>>}
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>>In the other thread with an identical question I asked you why you
>>were doing the above??
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>Paul,
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>When you ask for help you will most likely get responses that ask you
>questions so that what you are doing is better understood and the
>help can be more targeted. Its very frustating trying to help
>someone when they won't answer the questions posed to them. I'd like
>to help further but unless I know the answer to the above question
>I'm afraid I can't.
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Sorry, we have not got off on a very good footing here!
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><html>
><head>
><title>Example combo box</title>
><script language="javascript">
><!--
>function dept_onchange(frmSelect) {
> frmSelect.submit();
>}
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Why have I done the above? Because I was looking for an example of a
drop down box that would display the 'firstlastname' field but pass
the staff_ID field. This was the first example I found that appeared
to work. If you have an alternative solution I would be more than
happy to change the code above.
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You're still missing the point. Anthony is asking about this specific
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>function dept_onchange(frmSelect) {
> frmSelect.submit();
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Why are you wanting to submit the form when the listbox selection
changes?
It appears the answer is that you have copy/pasted this html from
somewhere and you do not know why the code was written to cause the form
to be submitted when the selection changed. is that correct?
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