Folks,
I have a drop-down select menu generated server-side. I was hoping to
pass more than a single variable from the option value to a javascript
function. Is this possible? At the moment, my option values consist of three
numbers separated by commas. I thought I could pass these three numbers as
three distinct variables to the javascript function, but it obviously
doesn't work this way.
e.g.
<select name="selectnam e">
<option value="1,2,3">f irst selection</option>
etc.
</select>
<input type=button
onclick="dothis (document.form. selectname.opti ons[document.form.s electname.selec tedIndex].value)">
can't evidently be used as
<script lang="javascrip t">
function dothis(a,b,c) {
etc.
}
</script>
Any suggestions?
Dave
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You can use custom attributes like this.
<form>
<select name="selectnam e">
<option value="a,b,c" val1="a" val2="b" val3="c">first
selection</option>
</select>
<input
type="button"
value="Click Me"
onclick="dothis (this.form.sele ctname.options[this.form.selec tname.selectedI ndex].getAttribute(
'val1'))">
</form>
You still need the "value" tag since it contains the value that's
submitted.
Cheers,
-Georg
David Shorthouse wrote: Folks,
I have a drop-down select menu generated server-side. I was hoping to pass more than a single variable from the option value to a javascript function. Is this possible? At the moment, my option values consist of three numbers separated by commas. I thought I could pass these three numbers as three distinct variables to the javascript function, but it obviously doesn't work this way.
e.g.
<select name="selectnam e"> <option value="1,2,3">f irst selection</option> etc. </select>
<input type=button onclick="dothis (document.form. selectname.opti ons[document.form.s electname.selec tedIndex].value)">
can't evidently be used as
<script lang="javascrip t"> function dothis(a,b,c) { etc. } </script>
Any suggestions?
Dave -- _______________ _______________ Remove "_SPAM" to reply directly.
I also should say that the W3C DOM getAttribute() method allows you to
read any attribute from any tag. I haven't checked that on all current
browser versions though.
-Georg
David Shorthouse wrote: Folks,
I have a drop-down select menu generated server-side. I was hoping to pass more than a single variable from the option value to a javascript function. Is this possible? At the moment, my option values consist of three numbers separated by commas. I thought I could pass these three numbers as three distinct variables to the javascript function, but it obviously doesn't work this way.
e.g.
<select name="selectnam e"> <option value="1,2,3">f irst selection</option> etc. </select>
<input type=button onclick="dothis (document.form. selectname.opti ons[document.form.s electname.selec tedIndex].value)">
can't evidently be used as
<script lang="javascrip t"> function dothis(a,b,c) { etc. } </script>
Any suggestions?
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