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Posted by nice.guy.nige on 05/11/05 17:05
While the city slept, Angelos (angelos@redcatmedia.net) feverishly typed...
> Hello there
Hi
> I am trying to create A form that its fields will depend
> on a form menu.
> for example.
[...]
> When the option 1 is selected only the textfields 1 and 2 to appear,
> when option 2 is selected only textfields 1 and 3 to appear and so
> on... any combination I would like.
I'm afraid I can't imagine how you are going to achieve this using PHP, as
PHP does its work on the server, then delivers the page source to the user.
You would be better looking for a client-side solution (eg. javascript) for
this, such as the following list of options on Google:
http://tinyurl.com/9oopm
Just remember that not all users will have javascript turned on (or even
available to them), so make sure that your form will still work without it.
Hope that helps.
Cheers,
Nige
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