> My wife recently brought to my
> attention that some directors might be directing for more than one
> school.
The best way to set this is up is with a 1-to-many table relationship.
You should have a structure of
Schools
- school id
- school name
- etc
Accompanist
- accompanist id
- accompanist name
- etc
Events
- event id
- event name
- school id
- accompanist id
Using the events table, you can store the school and the accompanist in
any combination you want without moving into arrays.
> My other question is: Is it possible (with PHP) to determine if the
> browser has _javascript_ enabled before my web server sends the browser
> the web page?
No. php runs on the server and is 100% done executing before it even
gets to a user's browser.
With what you want to do, there are work-arounds. But, really, you
don't need a combo box if you have the proper database design.
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