I presume you mean populating a select box without refreshing the page from the
server? Here are the bare bones of the javascript to do the job.
Start with an empty box:
<FORM NAME="myform" METHOD="POST" ACTION="whatever">
<SELECT NAME="myselection" SIZE=1>
<OPTION VALUE="">Select your drink</OPTION>
</SELECT>
</FORM>
Then use the following javascript to increase the number of options and
populate them (normally you would store these values in an array and loop over
it):
document.myform.myselection.length = 4;
document.myform.myselection.options[1].value = "Margarita";
document.myform.myselection.options[1].text = "Margarita";
document.myform.myselection.options[2].value = "Pina Colada";
document.myform.myselection.options[2].text = "Pina Colada";
document.myform.myselection.options[3].value = "Vodka Lime";
document.myform.myselection.options[3].text = "Vodka Lime";
You can also fetch these options from the server using remote scripting.
Regards: Ayudh
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