<SELECT ...>
| Usage Recommendation |
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 use it |
NAME: name of this form elementMULTIPLE: allow more than one choiceSIZE: how many options to showREADONLY: don't let the user change the value of this fieldDISABLED: don't let the user do anything with this field | |
LANGUAGE: scripting language to useonChange: what to do when a new option is selectedTABINDEX: tab orderonFocus: script to run when this field gets the focusonBlur: script to run when this field loses the focus |
A lot of people come to this page looking for information on drop down menues. You may want to see the
Drop Down Menu Tutorial.
<SELECT ...> creates a list of options, one or more of which can be selected. In its simplest use, it consists of
<SELECT ...>,
two or more
<OPTION ...> tags, and
</SELECT>.
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produces this |
<SELECT NAME="pizzasize">
<OPTION VALUE="s">small
<OPTION VALUE="m">medium
<OPTION VALUE="l">large
</SELECT>
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Note that the text which appears is directly after each
<OPTION ...> tag, not inside the tag. The value that is sent to the
CGI, however, is given by <OPTION VALUE="...">.
By default only one option can be selected. To have a list which allows more than one option, use the
MULTIPLE
attribute. See
MULTIPLE
for more details about this type of list.
Copyright 1997-2002 Idocs, Inc. Written by Miko Sullivan.
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