Hi,

I'm basically trying to implement a series of chained select boxes,
i.e.  If you select a vehicle = car, then it'll popup another select
box of brands.  Select Honda and then it'll pop up another select box
of prices, for example.

The thing is, these select boxes should be populated dynamically from
a database.

Would my best option to be to use jquery, which I understand would
automatically mean I'm using javascript + ajax?  Or would it be easier
to somehow do this without javascript?

I'm a bit unclear as to what complexity filling in the select boxes
from the database introduces into this.  If I could hard code the
chained select boxes, then I could use javascript all the way.  But I
think that using ajax, I can fetch the next select box's data from the
server, right?

I'm going for the easiest possible way, rather than giving the best
user experience b/c I'm new to django.

Thank you

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