[thelist] Logic help - plz
Brian Delaney
brian.delaney at mccmh.net
Thu Feb 3 08:44:57 CST 2005
So your solution is to only allow radio buttons? I still have the test
box and then the validations on what
was selected or entered.
Richard Harb wrote:
>What about having radio boxes in your form identifying which date to choose.
>You could then switch() based on the return value of the radio elements.
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>Richard
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>From: Brian Delaney
>Sent: Thursday, February 3, 2005, 2:15:05 PM
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>>I have a form that a user will use to create their own data results.
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>>The first option is to select a date criteria; Quarter, Month, Start
>>date - End Date
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>>based on that day)
>>So there are 5 different possible date criteria. Quarter and Month are
>>drop-down lists and the Start and End are text boxes.
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>>How would the app guru's suggest I approach the logic to determine a
>>date options has been entered and only one option is chosen?
>>Also should I use javascript, ASP or a SQL 2000 Stored Proc? .NET/SQL
>>2000 on Win2K
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>>Obviously I will alert if they chose more then "one" date criteria or
>>"no" criteria is chosen. Once the date part is passed I will move on to
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>>Thanks
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>>BD
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