java dropdown transfer thingy question

[M.E.]

I have explained at the linked below my problem. Basically it is a Java code
.. It is a dropdown box. when you select an item it goes to another text area
.. You can add items to that text area. Problem is when I summit it only
submits the first item in the textbox ignoring other items. How can I get it
to post all the items in the textbox (it is not really a text box, you need
to have a look.

Actual page suing this code is here. http://golfoz.com.au/designyourown.php
just near the Options (F. Golf Tour Destinations)
I have asked this in forums without help. below is more detail of my
question.
http://forums.cookienest.com/viewtop...d8851182e3e971

Thanks in advance.

[Virgil Green]

"M.E." <so*******@downunder.com.au> wrote in message
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I have explained at the linked below my problem. Basically it is a Java code . It is a dropdown box. when you select an item it goes to another text area . You can add items to that text area. Problem is when I summit it only
submits the first item in the textbox ignoring other items. How can I get it to post all the items in the textbox (it is not really a text box, you need to have a look.

Actual page suing this code is here. http://golfoz.com.au/designyourown.php just near the Options (F. Golf Tour Destinations)
I have asked this in forums without help. below is more detail of my
question.
http://forums.cookienest.com/viewtop...6f1fd26d5d5d88
51182e3e971

First, you aren't using Java. You're using Javascript and they have little
to do with each other.

Second, You should post a working example here (or anywhere you expect to
get help).

Third, I did follow your link. While I didn't dig through all the code, I
did notice that the SELECT element you are using does not specify that it
allows multiple selections. I'd suggest looking at that. Just a guess on my
part from a cursory examination. While looking at that, I'd look into having
the options you add to the target box be marked as selected.

- Virgil

[M.E.]

Thanks Virgil,

Obviously you can detect a novus user.

!. Thanks for clarifying

2.Working example was long so I provide a link instead. But I'll take your
advise next time.

3. Sorry I meant to say repeated options, which it does. How do I go about
options I add to the target box be marked as selected ?

"Virgil Green" <vj*@DESPAMobsydian.com> wrote in message
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"M.E." <so*******@downunder.com.au> wrote in message
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I have explained at the linked below my problem. Basically it is a Java code

. It is a dropdown box. when you select an item it goes to another text

area

. You can add items to that text area. Problem is when I summit it only
submits the first item in the textbox ignoring other items. How can I

get it

to post all the items in the textbox (it is not really a text box, you need

to have a look.

Actual page suing this code is here.

http://golfoz.com.au/designyourown.php

just near the Options (F. Golf Tour Destinations)
I have asked this in forums without help. below is more detail of my
question.

http://forums.cookienest.com/viewtop...6f1fd26d5d5d88 51182e3e971

First, you aren't using Java. You're using Javascript and they have little
to do with each other.

Second, You should post a working example here (or anywhere you expect to
get help).

Third, I did follow your link. While I didn't dig through all the code, I
did notice that the SELECT element you are using does not specify that it
allows multiple selections. I'd suggest looking at that. Just a guess on

my part from a cursory examination. While looking at that, I'd look into having the options you add to the target box be marked as selected.

- Virgil

[Virgil Green]

"M.E." <so*******@downunder.com.au> wrote in message
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"Virgil Green" <vj*@DESPAMobsydian.com> wrote in message
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"M.E." <so*******@downunder.com.au> wrote in message
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I have explained at the linked below my problem. Basically it is a Java

code

. It is a dropdown box. when you select an item it goes to another

text area

. You can add items to that text area. Problem is when I summit it

only submits the first item in the textbox ignoring other items. How can I

get

it

to post all the items in the textbox (it is not really a text box, you

need

to have a look.

Actual page suing this code is here.

http://golfoz.com.au/designyourown.php

just near the Options (F. Golf Tour Destinations)
I have asked this in forums without help. below is more detail of my
question.

http://forums.cookienest.com/viewtop...6f1fd26d5d5d88 51182e3e971

First, you aren't using Java. You're using Javascript and they have little to do with each other.

Second, You should post a working example here (or anywhere you expect to get help).

Third, I did follow your link. While I didn't dig through all the code, I did notice that the SELECT element you are using does not specify that it allows multiple selections. I'd suggest looking at that. Just a guess on

my

part from a cursory examination. While looking at that, I'd look into

having

the options you add to the target box be marked as selected.

- Virgil

Thanks Virgil,

Obviously you can detect a novus user.

!. Thanks for clarifying

2.Working example was long so I provide a link instead. But I'll take your
advise next time.

3. Sorry I meant to say repeated options, which it does. How do I go about
options I add to the target box be marked as selected ?

See this link:
http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/...ef/option.html

Bear in mind, I haven't tried this. I'm just taking a shot in the dark.

- Virgil

[M.E.]

Sorry Virgil, You lost me. It is not clear to me as I do not understand
Java.


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"M.E." <so*******@downunder.com.au> wrote in message
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> I have explained at the linked below my problem. Basically it is a Java code
> . It is a dropdown box. when you select an item it goes to another text area
> . You can add items to that text area. Problem is when I summit it only > submits the first item in the textbox ignoring other items. How can I

get

it
> to post all the items in the textbox (it is not really a text box,

you need
> to have a look.
>
> Actual page suing this code is here.
http://golfoz.com.au/designyourown.php
> just near the Options (F. Golf Tour Destinations)
>
>
> I have asked this in forums without help. below is more detail of my
> question.
>

http://forums.cookienest.com/viewtop...6f1fd26d5d5d88

51182e3e971
>

First, you aren't using Java. You're using Javascript and they have little to do with each other.

Second, You should post a working example here (or anywhere you expect to get help).

Third, I did follow your link. While I didn't dig through all the

code, I did notice that the SELECT element you are using does not specify that it allows multiple selections. I'd suggest looking at that. Just a guess

on my

part from a cursory examination. While looking at that, I'd look into

having

the options you add to the target box be marked as selected.

- Virgil

Thanks Virgil,

Obviously you can detect a novus user.

!. Thanks for clarifying

2.Working example was long so I provide a link instead. But I'll take your advise next time.

3. Sorry I meant to say repeated options, which it does. How do I go about options I add to the target box be marked as selected ?

See this link:
http://www.devguru.com/Technologies/...ef/option.html

Bear in mind, I haven't tried this. I'm just taking a shot in the dark.

- Virgil

[Tim Van Wassenhove]

In article <cb***********@otis.netspace.net.au>, M.E. wrote:

Sorry Virgil, You lost me. It is not clear to me as I do not understand
Java.

You even have problems with reading (eg: Java != ECMAScript).

--
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://home.mysth.be/~timvw>

[M.E.]

That's right Tim. It is a language I do not understand and I am trying to
help my Japanese friend's web site form. So Java to me it's bit like
Japanese to you probably.
Where do I use this Java != ECMAScript.

"Tim Van Wassenhove" <eu**@pi.be> wrote in message
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In article <cb***********@otis.netspace.net.au>, M.E. wrote:

Sorry Virgil, You lost me. It is not clear to me as I do not understand
Java.

You even have problems with reading (eg: Java != ECMAScript).

--
Tim Van Wassenhove <http://home.mysth.be/~timvw>