If you want to do this client-side (that is, with no postback),
you can take this approach:
1) Put your textbox in place with style="visibility:hidden;" (or
display:none if you prefer).
2) On the server side, add the following attribute to your DDL (assuming
VB.NET):
myDDL.Attributes.Add("onchange", "document.getElementById('" & _
myTextBox.ClientID & "').style.visibility='visible';")
(or style.display='inline' if you used display on the textbox above).
Cheers,
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected] On Behalf Of Mark E
!) Put your textbox in a panel and set the visibility to false when the
page loads.
2) Have you ddl postback when the user makes a selection. If their
selection equals "Other", show the panel that holds your textbox.
Mark
sas0riza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
Does anyone know how?
Like I have a DDL and the last item is "Other." If the user
selects "Other," I want a textbox to appear beside it so that the user
can enter something in the textbox. The textbox will only show up
if "Other" is selected.
Thanks!
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