hi
Virdi is right .... use layer .. and yr problem will be solved ...
Gyanendra
gsvirdi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hey,
These html form objects(as u had said) are not sitting in any layer.
but such pull down java scripts are surely layer based. I'm sorry as I dunno
much about such scripting, but some1 here in the forum may surely help. Nice
work done.
gsvirdi
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Schirmer
Sent: Monday, September 19, 2005 9:00 PM
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Subject: [asp] Slightly OT: Check a Page
Hi,
This isn't specific to DW but I'm hoping that someone else has run into
this.I have form and there are dropdowns above it. When a menu drops
down, it covers the field that sits below it. That's what should happen.
But for some reason it displays behind the list/menu box as though the
form object is sitting in a layer. It isn't.
Firefox displays it properly but IE 6.0.2 treats the list/menu form
object differently than the other form objects.
I'm working on this file but if anyone could check it out it's at:
http://sapphire.wcupa.edu/forms/newguestbook/ngb.asp
Run the cursor over a menu that drops down to the field and see if it
displays behind the first form field.
TIA.
Randy S
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