[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > You will be quite limited without the use of JavaScript to perform this > kind of dynamic functionality. HTML alone cannot do this. You can use > dynamically generated Javascript, AJAX, Flash or Java. > > One possible would be to just use HTML forms and add in an extra button > click after the user makes their selection from the first select > element. > > You could create the options for a select element using a CGI script > and contain the select element in a form. Position a submit button > beside the select element to submit the user's choice back to the > server. > > A handling CGI script could then look at the value and recreate the > first select box and the second select box with the appropriate values.
That's the only way I know of from pure HTML - make the top level a link, which fetches a new page showing the sub-menu. This means a full page reload for each toplevel menu. A little bit of javascript in the page will remove that. You should find cut & paste scripts fairly easily to do this. I believe there is even a Python script to dynamically generate the javascript - I *think* from the guy who wrote releaseforge... All the best, Fuzzyman http://www.voidspace.org.uk/python/index.shtml -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
