Nick -
I believe you want to do something like this:
.addElement ( new Option("en_US").setSelected( true ).addElement
("English"))
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Here is what I want to do.
<SELECT NAME="Country" SIZE="1">
<OPTION VALUE="de_DE"> German
<OPTION VALUE="en_US" SELECTED > English
<OPTION VALUE="th_TH"> Thai
</SELECT>
I haven't found a way to do this yet.
Here is my current code.� It works great.� I just haven't found a way to
"SELECTED" an element yet.
Select b = new Select("Country", "1");
b.setFilter ( new CharacterFilter().addAttribute ("&", "&" ) );
b.addElement( new Option("de_DE").addElement("German")
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������� ������� .addElement ( new Option("th_TH").addElement("Thai")));
print(b.toString());
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Parker J. May
Outcome Technology Associates
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