[Javascript] JavaScript Default Value

[Peter Brunone]

Hi Mark,

	To select any item in the list, use the read/write property
called selectedIndex; this indicates the position, in a zero-based
array, of the currently selected item (so setting selectedIndex to 0
would select the first item).

To reset (or "unselect") the list, set Windowsdropdown.selectedIndex =
-1.

Cheers,

Peter

-----Original Message-----
From: javascript-bounces at LaTech.edu  On Behalf Of mark

Hi,
Anyone know a solution to this problem. Have drop-down menu like this:
<select size="0" name="Windowsdropdown"
onChange="javascript:showdivsdropdown(this.form,'windowsOperatingSystem'
)"><
option value="select"  selected>select</option><option value="1" >1
</option><option value="2">2</option><option value="3">3</option><option
value="4">4</option></select>

I'm using divs in html and trying in javascript to get index into select
drop-down box to set the default value again. As can be seen be the
above example the default is selected. Is it possible in javascript to
reset this default value?