What the page did was pulling software info from the database,
putting data in arrays, and based on what the client's affiliation
and operating system are providing a list of software available for
purchase.
I can provide you with the PHP code.
Regards,
Yueh-Chin
On 19-Mar-06, at 11:07 PM, Louis Philip Morin wrote:
Hello all,
I have a form on my website on which some dropdowns data depend on
previous dropdowns on the same form. Right now the way it's
handled, when one of the important dropdowns change, a javascript
event get's ticked and submits the form, which when reloading loads
the right info in the other dropdowns. My main problem is that this
event handling doesn't seem to work with Safari or Firefox. I tried
sending a sample of the code to this dev-list, but it didn't come
through, which is why I'm sending this one without code.
I'm also conscious this might not be the best way to handle this,
so if you have another option to give me I'd be glad anyhow.
Currently the page is a .php that loads an html template in which
the javascript is located.
Thanks for any help in advance!
Louis Philip Morin
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