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Posted by Adam on 09/03/06 14:43
On Wed, 23 Aug 2006 12:26:17 -0700, deko wrote:
>>> How do I get it to stick with the user's choice on post back? Do I have to
>>> grab
>>> that value with PHP code and then set the combo default manually? How?
>>
>> Yes, you will need to set the selected option manually.
>> Try something like this:
>>
>> <form name="bgcolor" action="http: // www . example . com/ks123/?p=85"
>> method="post">
>> <select name=color onChange="bgcolor.submit()">
>> <option value=white
>> <?=($_POST['color']=='white'?'selected':'')?>>white</option>
>> <option value=yellow
>> <?=($_POST['color']=='yellow'?'selected':'')?>>yellow</option>
>> </select>
>> </form>
>
>Unfortunately, I cannot do that in my current situation, but thanks for the tip.
>I may use that elsewhere.
Just to add to this thread - that I occasionally use PHP to get the
browser version (in case JS is turned off) so that I can import
different sets of (accordingly tweaked) stylesheets. It's a bit of a
kludge though, I think.
Adam.
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