George Pitcher wrote:
Alf,
I suspect that you're still toil;ing away with the same problem that we
played with last week?
I moved to Ajax because the previous (non-Ajax) javascript solution seemed
to be a bit flakey.
One of the reasons why I never passed that earlier one on to you was that it
required fixed length values. ie all your PromotionIDs needed to be the same
length and DrawIDs needed to be the same length, so you need to have control
over how those IDs are set, and also be sure that you will never run out of
IDs.
Maybe I am just a slow learner but now I have:-
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function GetValue() {
alert(TicketStatus.Promotion_id.value)
}</SCRIPT>
doing some of what I want, it displays the correct information when
changing selection, which is fine.
Now I need to put that value into a PHP variable for the next step in
the scenario.
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