On Wed, 2004-03-17 at 15:27, Nathan Strutz wrote:
> That's great, but man do you have a lot of time on your hands...
I guess - took about 2 days to do the whole thing (would've taken longer
if Dave didnt hook me up with the soap SOAPAction value )
> It's a
> cool toy for sure though, although I
Rob,
That's great, but man do you have a lot of time on your hands... It's a
cool toy for sure though, although I can't think of a use for it. How
browser compatabile is the _javascript_? like will it run on IE5~ish browsers?
> The things we do when we are unemployed
tell me about it. i did t
while I second the Pengoworks recommendation by Mr. Tangorre, i've got the
following that should work:
"http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
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function moveOption(eFrom,eTo) {
var moveFrom = document.forms[0].elements[eFrom];
var moveTo
qForms. www.pengoworks.com
It is one of the most comprehensive JS libraries out there and works in all
the browsers (last I knew).
Look at the "container" examples. Dan makes it very easy to accomplish what
you are trying to do.
Mike
> I've got two multiple selects that I'm using for a mass m
Cool folks...thanks a lotI'm going to getting working on all these
ideas. Once again, thanks for your inputs
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So, besides the XML approach (which sounds VERY interesting), there are two methods suggested. I've done both myself, and personally prefer the IFrames.
The first method would be something like so: