I took a course on HTML about 5-6 years ago, hardly used it after I had taken it. But now I am trying to create a website where on the first page you have to choose a state from a drop down menu and then the next page would be another drop down menu with a list of towns in the respective state. I've tried , placed it everywhere with in other tags, before and after it, before and after it. I just can't get the states to come up in the drop down menu as links. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.






timjpriebe posted this at 12:25 — 20th October 2006.
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It turns out it's actually not that simple. You'll actually need to employ a little scripting, one way or another.
If you're going with Javascript, you may be able to use this to generate what you're looking for. I used it many years ago and it worked fine for what you're talking about.
http://javascript.internet.com/generators/drop-down-menu.html
Tim
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title1ted posted this at 21:47 — 20th October 2006.
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Thanks timjpriebe. The site to the java script generator made the solution quick and easy. Great advice. Thanks again.
-title1ted
jbladeus posted this at 00:54 — 21st October 2006.
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hi t1t
keep in mind that links in javascript menus cannot be spidered by search engines. For that, you need a combination of css and html.
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title1ted posted this at 01:13 — 21st October 2006.
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how do I create a drop down menu where the selected item links to another page using a combonation of CSS and HTML? I appreciate the input.
-title1ted