[thelist] Design question for Web control user interface
Maximillian Schwanekamp
anaxamaxan at neptunewebworks.com
Mon Feb 16 17:08:42 CST 2004
I would have a second input element, CenterIDSearchOther or something, and
then onchange have the text input appear if value='other' and put focus on
it. In your form processing script, check for the CenterIDSearchOther value
first. In php, something like:
$myval = ($_POST['CenterIDSearchOther'] ? $_POST['CenterIDSearchOther'] :
$_POST['CenterIDSearch']); // Whichever value gets posted is assigned to
$myval
Maximillian Von Schwanekamp
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-----Original Message-----
From: Sam Carter [mailto:scforum at iness.com]
Sent: Monday, February 16, 2004 2:21 PM
To: thelist at lists.evolt.org
Subject: RE: [thelist] Design question for Web control user interface
Now you've got a data entry field in the same place, with the same name and
id, tickety-boo and Bob's y'r uncle :-)
First time I heard that one, but I get the drift. Problem solved. Neat.
Shaken not stirred.
I thought it might come to JavaScript on all my FORM pages !
Thanks - it does seem like the way to go. I suppose if the user fails to
enter anything in the input box, I could redisplay the drop-down list.
I can do all this server-side tho. It'll cost a postback, but that's ok.
Sam
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