Rating 1 to 3 in order of preference Question

[Patrick Olurotimi Ige]

Is it possible in jscript to have a
Rating 1 to 3 in order of preference.
That means if a user rates by inputing a value 3 for example in a texbox
or selecting 3 using dropdown menu.
The next available options should be 2 and if he/She inputs 2 the next
available option should be 1.
Any ideas are wlecome!


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[Randy Webb]

Patrick Olurotimi Ige wrote:

Is it possible in jscript to have a
Rating 1 to 3 in order of preference.
Yes.
That means if a user rates by inputing a value 3 for example in a texbox
or selecting 3 using dropdown menu.
The next available options should be 2 and if he/She inputs 2 the next
available option should be 1.
Yes, thats possible in any ECMAScript compliant UA.
Any ideas are wlecome!

Learn 4 things:

1) Read this groups FAQ.
2) Learn what multi-posting is.
3) Realize that 90% of the people that read/answer this group also
read/answer the MS Usenet group you asked this same question in (that I
responded to)
4) That crap site that you post from is better used as a doormat to hell.

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Answer:It destroys the order of the conversation
Question: Why?
Answer: Top-Posting.
Question: Whats the most annoying thing on Usenet?

[Patrick Olurotimi Ige]

Randy thanks for the reply.
But can u please forward me to any resources you may have relating to my
questions?
And please this is ur first response i have read so far.
Thanks

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[Randy Webb]

Patrick Olurotimi Ige wrote:

Randy thanks for the reply.
But can u please forward me to any resources you may have relating to my
questions?
The group FAQ is linked to in my signature. It explains what
multi-posting is, how to quote what you are replying to, and lots of
other neat stuff.
And please this is ur first response i have read so far.
Then check microsoft.public.scripting.jscript where you posted this same
exact question.
Thanks

Ummm, ok. :)

Setup an array, fill it with 1 to 3. When an option is selected, you
check the array. If its there, you allow it and then remove it from the
array. If it does not exist in the array, then you disallow it.

From there, you post your best attempt and go from there.

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[Patrick Olurotimi Ige]

Randy Webb,
Can you please help by providing me a sample code.
Thanks

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