> more clearly, if multiple instances occur, any new instance
> of SELECTED will supersede any previous instance.
In MSIE, yeah. Netscape ignores any subsequent SELECTED's.
Jason
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wrong.
you can put it on any element in the list. cut'n'paste and try for
yourself:
selected
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> the 'SELECTED' attribute will select an item in a dropdown list.
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> by default, with no SELECTED attribute, the first item will be shown an
Many thanks! Works like a champ now...
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> by default, with no SELECTED attribute, the first item will be shown and
> selecte
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I create a Drop-down from a DB table. All works as expected *except*
the default item (the one showing to the surfer) is the last in the
list. Is there a way I can have the first item show?
Todd
/* Make a drop-down */
function mak
I create a Drop-down from a DB table. All works as expected *except*
the default item (the one showing to the surfer) is the last in the
list. Is there a way I can have the first item show?
Todd
/* Make a drop-down */
function make_dropdown($ddName, $itemList, $first) {
if (count($i
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