"Hansan" <none> wrote: > >Hi all > >I am making something for my webpage > >Where the user can choose a month: I have made that with a dropdown box. > > <select> > <option name = "1" value="1">January > <option name = "2" value="2">February > <option name = "3" value="3">March > <option name = "4" value="4">April > <option name = "5" value="5">May > <option name = "6" value="6">June > <option name = "7" value="7">July > <option name = "8" value="8">August > <option name = "9" value="9">September > <option name = "10" value="10">October > <option name = "11" value="11">November > <option name = "12" value="12">December > </select> > >The thing is: >I also want the user to choose a date >I will make this with another dropdownbox. >But if the first month is selected, then there should be 31 days in the days >dropdownbox, if the second month is selected there should be 28 days in the >dropdownbow.
What if the year is 2004? Then I assume you want 29 days in the listbox. And that, of course, means they have to choose the year first. This can be done, but it's a lot of trouble. You might consider allowing 1 to 31 and validating the numbers in your "onSubmit" handler. Or, even better, skip the listbox and just let me type the damn numbers myself. I hate being forced to fall back to my mouse to type in a date, when I can type "3 tab 25 tab 2005" much quicker. To do that with your code, I have to type "m tab 2 2 2 2 2 2 tab 2005". As an alternative, there are Javascript-based mini-calendars you can download that popup a little window with the current month, and let you click on the date. -- - Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
