Jaiem — Mon, 05 Mar 2001 15:39:54 +0000

Mark,

The client wants to display all the options for each item BUT only wants the customer to be able to select one option per item. IOW, with each click of the ADD TO CART button the customer can only make one option choice. And since the client wants all the options displayed I feel a radio button is better than a drop-down list. A check box wouild work if they could select multiple options. But they can't.

Your example code is correct. Depending on which radio button the customer clicks I want to be able to set the value of the hidden PRICE tag in the form.

IOW, I will hard code in the form and based on the radio button clicked I need JS code to change the value of the PRICE tag to something else.

Thanks!

Mark Hensler — Mon, 05 Mar 2001 07:13:23 +0000

uhhh...
why are you using radio buttons? shouldn't you use checkboxes?

can you give an exampe? (you mean like choosing RAM size: 128,256,512..?)

<input type=radio name=item1 value=10>$10 for 128MB
<input type=radio name=item1 value=20>$20 for 256MB
<input type=radio name=item1 value=30>$30 for 512MB