I have a form with two dynamic dropdowns that submit the form when an option is chosen. There is also a button at the bottom of the form that submits the form.
The first drop down is a list of all customers. The user chooses a customer, and a query is run that populates all of the fields (mostly text fields) of the form with that customer's data. There is another drop down that contains a list of all of the conferences. I have the form working enough that the conference in the drop down that is selected is the conference that customer bought. The user should be able to edit anything, including the conference, and push the button at the bottom to save the changes. So far, everything works correctly except for the second drop down - the conference drop down. When the user picks a new conference from the drop down, the form submits, but the option that is selected is not the option the user just chose, but the one that is saved in the database. If I change the if statement within the drop down code, I can get it to select the new conference that the user selected, but then that particular conference is always selected, no matter which customer is selected from the first drop down, and it should change depending on what is in the database. I am trying to create an if statement that captures exactly what needs to happen, but I am at a loss. Basically, any time a new name is chosen from the drop down, the database value should be displayed. Otherwise, the form value should be displayed. But I'm not sure how to determine if a new name has been selected. -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
