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I appologize if this is a repeat - I couldn't find my original pos
Using behaviors, Jump Menus (i.e. Drop-Down boxes) have the following properties
- if the onclick action is set, then opening the Jump Men
causes the selected item to be acted on
- only the onchange action seems to work the way I want
However, the only way I can make a Jump Menu look and work properly (almost) is to include a dummy element, mark it as selected, and set its value to "#" (which, if selected, causes a new copy of the current window to open)
1) Can I make a Jump Menu, which looks and works properl
without including a dummy element
1) If I need a dummy element, what value can I use that will cause no action
3) The Jump Menu dialog box has a validation button which inserts a web bo
in the code but which doesn't seem to do anything - what is this for
4) Where can I find documentation of FP Behaviors
Steve
Using behaviors, Jump Menus (i.e. Drop-Down boxes) have the following properties
- if the onclick action is set, then opening the Jump Men
causes the selected item to be acted on
- only the onchange action seems to work the way I want
However, the only way I can make a Jump Menu look and work properly (almost) is to include a dummy element, mark it as selected, and set its value to "#" (which, if selected, causes a new copy of the current window to open)
1) Can I make a Jump Menu, which looks and works properl
without including a dummy element
1) If I need a dummy element, what value can I use that will cause no action
3) The Jump Menu dialog box has a validation button which inserts a web bo
in the code but which doesn't seem to do anything - what is this for
4) Where can I find documentation of FP Behaviors
Steve