You must set:
<option>some text</option>
if it's a SELECT list. Use <input type="select" value="DEFAULT TEXT GOES
HERE"> to set an initialized text.
Use .VALUE to check if it's empty or not... But beware, sometimes it forgets
the contents... If you would use the JavaScript "alert(text)" function...
- Richard
""Joao Monteiro"" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> when i edit variables with a form the ones wich are simple text get
> corrected ok, but the ones chosen from drop-down menus only get added to
> existing variables...
> what am i doing wrong?
>
> Thanx
>
> Joao Monteiro
>
>
>
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