What you're asking to do is generally a client side thing (getting the
browser to fill in a form is normally done with javascript). You *could*, I
guess, get the combo box to submit the form, which PHP then prints out
prepopulated, but its rather a waste of resources. Unless, of course, you
need to populate it with a database query, in which case get the combo box
to submit (using JS), perform your query, and use a lot of print statements
to send the prefilled form back.
Check a javascript site for info on how to do it with JS. If you need more
help, you should take this to the PHP-General list. This list (PHP-DEV) is
for actual development of PHP, not the use of it.
adamw
- Original Message -
From: "Luiz Augusto G Flores (Amix)" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2001 11:12 AM
Subject: [PHP-DEV] Refreshing a form starting from a combo box change
I'm new in this list (subscribed yesterday, at night) and already new in
PHP
Programming.
I guess sombebody has already answered this question:
How can I procced to update a form from a combo box change, bringing the
rest of values necessary to fill the form ?
An example:
A form with
Name: - textbox
Adress: - textbox
Company: - combo box
Contact: - textbox
When you choose a Company (this combo is filled from an Oracle database
table), the Contact textbox is automatically filled with its contact in
the
same table).
Thanks for any help
Luiz Augusto G. Flores - Amix
Tel: 3085-2277
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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