by anonym.. » Tue, 05 Dec 2000 04:00:00
Category t (level one)
Item List (level two)
No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two separate
columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
Did I stump you?
by Kathleen Anderso » Tue, 05 Dec 2000 04:00:00
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I am hoping you can help me. I have a form that I want drop-down menus
as follows:
Category t (level one)
Item List (level two)
No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two separate
columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
Did I stump you?
by Kathleen Anderso » Tue, 05 Dec 2000 04:00:00
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~ Kathleen Anderson
Spider Web Woman Designs
http://www.spiderwebwoman.com/
I am hoping you can help me. I have a form that I want drop-down
menus
as follows:
Category t (level one)
Item List (level two)
No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two
separate
columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
Did I stump you?
by Dann » Wed, 06 Dec 2000 10:09:37
Category t (level one)
Item List (level two)
No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two
separate
columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
Did I stump you?
by john kril » Wed, 06 Dec 2000 04:00:00
> I am hoping you can help me. I have a form that I want drop-down menus
> as follows:
> Category t (level one)
> Item List (level two)
> No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
> multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two separate
> columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
> dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
> Did I stump you?
by Tom Peppe » Wed, 06 Dec 2000 04:00:00
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> > I am hoping you can help me. I have a form that I want drop-down menus
> > as follows:
> > Category t (level one)
> > Item List (level two)
> > No one here can seem to tell me that this can be done. If I can't do
> > multiple drop-downs, do you know if there is way I can have two separate
> > columns with drop-downs where the drop-down list in column 2 would be
> > dependent on what the choice is in the first drop-down in column 1?
> > Did I stump you?
> can't
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