There are a handful of things you will need to change if you want to use a
dropdown instead of a button; principally, you need to use an onchange
event handler for the dropdown, and grab the value of the dropdown from the
list to choose which data set to use. Here's the example code, done with
Right click in the result window and view the frame's source code.
jsfiddle throws a few things in there that you don't strictly need (the
css and mootools stuff); also, to get jsfiddle to use the google API link,
I had to add a .js to the end of it, hence the fake=.js part of the src
url,
Thank you asgallant, you sir are a gentleman and a scholar!
Cheers,
Mike
On Saturday, 10 November 2012 10:00:50 UTC+10, asgallant wrote:
Right click in the result window and view the frame's source code.
jsfiddle throws a few things in there that you don't strictly need (the
css and
You're welcome.
On Friday, November 9, 2012 7:25:17 PM UTC-5, Mike Aitken wrote:
Thank you asgallant, you sir are a gentleman and a scholar!
Cheers,
Mike
On Saturday, 10 November 2012 10:00:50 UTC+10, asgallant wrote:
Right click in the result window and view the frame's source code.
You're a legend. Thank you very much!
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Hi again,
Sorry to be a pain, what if I need to bring in more than two rowData?
I'd imagine a 'button' won't work, maybe a dropdown menu?
Thanks again.
Mike
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