Posts: 256
Location: Auckland, New Zealand
|
I don't think what you're asking is impossible, but what you've said I don't think anyone can understand it.
From what I gather, you're using the onchange event for that action, but if there's already a value set that hasn't been changed to and is what they want, you'd want to do something with it.
You'll use the onload event, and you'll do similar but you'll need to grab the value of the selection that is selected first. Am I close or way off the mark?
Cheers,
MC
__________________
#------------------------------ signature---------------------------------------------------------------------------------#
Quote:
|
I am well recognised for what I don't do than what I do. Chores are just one of those things.
|
|