> Well you can do it one of two ways. One is to use ajax (not > recommended unless you've got a ton of potential data available, only > a small subset of which is likely to be seen or used at any one time). > The other is to just dump it all into the javascript when the page > loads.
I have used json with this type of solution where i create json objects and then access them via js when the page renders. this has helped me alot with over thousands of objects. At about 2k json objects you start to see performance hits in the browsers. > Either way you're going to want to become familiar with the DOM, as it > relates to the dropdown. You can then use javascript to manipulate > it. I recommend avoiding innerhtml and accessing the dropdown's > properties directly. +1 -- ray _______________________________________________ UPHPU mailing list [email protected] http://uphpu.org/mailman/listinfo/uphpu IRC: #uphpu on irc.freenode.net
