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Posted by Martin Jay on 05/19/06 15:08
In message <Exfbg.2396$mJ1.601@tornado.fastwebnet.it>, Cotroneo Marco
<chiedimelo@libero.it> writes
>I got the link to the pages such as href = 'mypage.php?myparam=10'
>How can I get the same result usign a dropdown menu? how can I hide
>this information?
>Is there a way to fire the action's form by the menu item?
Do you mean a standard HTML link, such as this?
<a href="mypage.php?myparam=10">A link</a>
You can use Javascript to stop it appearing at the bottom left corner of
the web browser when visitors hover over it. However many browsers
block that feature now.
And you can use frames to stop it appearing in browser's ULR bar.
But I don't recommending doing either of these things.
I wouldn't bother hiding the information. Anyone who is interested
enough could get it by viewing the source of your page.
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Martin Jay
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