Whell, you could use that php script for getting file names and put links toward
those files in a layer, which can be controled with java. If you are not a java
expert,
you can do it with macromedia dreamweaver + extensions. I don't know java, but I
made a layer based site at http://www.okspartak.f2s.com/moj/
The best thing is that extensions are free ! If you are not sure in the number of
files, you can use those ext. to make a scrollable meny, which can be a very
attractive detail.
Cheers
Nikola
9/16/01 4:24:22 PM, "LRW" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Hi all.
>I was wondering if a situation I'll describe below is possible. If it is,
>I'm hoping someone could point me to the topics I would need to study to
>learn how to do it. I hate to say that right now I don't have the time to
>read the Manual or any books cover-to-cover to figure it out...but I do want
>to learn how to do things on my own. So if someone could just tell me what
>the items I'd need to study are called, I'd really appreciate it.
>
>What I want to do is have a drop-down menu where the options are files
>located in a folder on the server that changes as items are added to or
>removed. Then the user can select an item from the menu, submit, and that
>page will load.
>Did that make sense?
>So I have 1.htm and 2.htm and 3.htm in a folder. A selectable menu reads the
>folder and lists those three files as options. The user can click on it and
>submit and that page will load. And if I add 4.htm, the menu will add that
>to the drop down on its own.
>
>That that's not possible, how close can I get to something like that?
>An example of something close to that I found on www.megatokyo.com . They
>have a dropdown menu where a user selects an item and gets sent to that
>page. A URL from one attempts shows as
>http://www.megatokyo.com/index.php?date=2001-09-04 . How is that done?
>
>Again, if I could just be pointed to the related PHP concepts I'll take it
>from there.
>Thanks!!!!!
>Liam
>www.celticbear.com
>
>
>
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