that's the MS debugger being bitchy. as far as I know that's a) legal and
b)useful.
then again, in the context of what you're doing, why not just build in a
little php logic that knows if your select is a certain value, something
else should happen?
note that onChange may only be associated with the <select> element, not the
<option> element.
-alex
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> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Jason Jacobs")
> Newsgroups: php.general
> Date: 18 Jan 2001 13:29:29 -0800
> Subject: [PHP] question (as if anything else would be in an email to the
> list...)
>
> Hi again. I have a new problem. I have a form with a drop down list. When
> the user chooses something from the list, I need a variable to change values
> so it can be used upon submission of the form. I thought maybe I could
> throw a little line of code into an onChange() function in the <select >
> tag, but I got the MS Debugger thrown up on me. Anyone got an idea of how
> to do this? Is it possible to call a javascript function and change the
> variable in there? Or an easier way (like inline php code...)? Thanks
>
> Jason
>
>
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