Or using javascript it could be possible to change form's "action" value dinamically to the selected option link and submit a simple get. Hmm, using onChange and javascipt you dont even need a form. But than it is OT here.
> As Francois suggested, embedd select in a form and add define onchange > event to select. > <form method="post" action="something"> > <select name="sats" onChange="submit()"> > </select> > </form> > > In URLHandlerSomething do a relocation to the posted link > > Peter > >> The code I had was for a table, giving 'hyperlinks' to the items. >> >> <table><tr><td><table> >> <tr><td>Satellite-name</td></tr> >> <#table_rows SatList> >> <tr><td><a href="satlist?CUS=<#CUS>&SATNAME=<#SAT>"><#SAT></a></td></tr> >> </#table_rows Satlist> >> </table></td><td><img src="<#IMAGE>"></td></tr></table> >> >> So when i select my 'value' in the pulldown, it needs to open the link >> satlist?CUS=<#CUS>&SATNAME=<#SAT> >> >> Ruud Kerstens >> >> Op 18-2-2011 11:11, Francois PIETTE schreef: >>>> Is there a way to activate the link in the pulldown after selecting it? >>> Sorry, I don't understand the question. >>> Maybe you want to make the pulldown par of a html form. Just give a >>> name attribute to the select tag and it will be sent as a field when >>> the form is submitted. Your Delphi code can then grab the value of >>> the selected option as any other form variable. >>> >>> -- >>> francois.pie...@overbyte.be >>> The author of the freeware multi-tier middleware MidWare >>> The author of the freeware Internet Component Suite (ICS) >>> http://www.overbyte.be -- To unsubscribe or change your settings for TWSocket mailing list please goto http://lists.elists.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/twsocket Visit our website at http://www.overbyte.be
