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I have a combo box and a text box. |
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Text to be display will be contigent upon what is selected via the combo box. How do I do this? |
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I put the following code in the text box object: |
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var a = get thisField("combobox") |
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If (a==1) |
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{ event.value = "Test1" |
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What I am doing wrong? |
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"Mike" <hhey2 (AT) lycos (DOT) com> writes: I have a combo box and a text box. Browsers don't have combo boxes. Is it a select element and an input element? Or is it not a browser you are talking about? Text to be display will be contigent upon what is selected via the combo box. How do I do this? Displayed how? I put the following code in the text box object: How do you put it into the text object? As an event handler? As text? var a = get thisField("combobox") This is no language I know of. I assume you want to know what is selected in the select element. That would *probably* be something like the following (but I can't know for sure without seeing the code): var a = this.form.elements['combobox'].selectedIndex + 1; (the "+ 1" is to match your tests, since the selection index starts at zero. If (a==1) The keyword "id" is lower case and Javascript is case senesitive. { event.value = "Test1" What is this event that you try to assign a property to? It *probably* refers to the event object of the event that triggered the event handler this code is in (but I am guessing here). Event objects don't have a value property normally, so I guess you will be extracting the value later for display. What I am doing wrong? Not giving us enough information ./L -- Lasse Reichstein Nielsen - lrn (AT) hotpop (DOT) com Art D'HTML: <URL:http://www.infimum.dk/HTML/randomArtSplit.html 'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.' |
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