Dorn — Thu, 09 Aug 2001 21:43:16 +0000

I have checked and the is in the form.
However the latter example that you gave is what happens only when the CSS is appled. The form works as it should with no CSS.
?? Netscape is am odd thing.

Adrian J. Moreno — Thu, 09 Aug 2001 20:53:37 +0000

Well what is your desired output? CSS doesn't affect CF at all, it only affects the resulting HTML.

Let's say you wrote this:

Choose state

#Abbrev#

You would get the exact same results as with the CSS attribute.

Now what do you mean you get "all the results"? If your query has 50 records, then your output should be

Choose state

#query[1]#
#query[2]#
#query[3]#
....
....
....
#query[49]#
#query[50]#

Is this what you get or do you get when you view the source code in your browser? Or does the browser display plain text of all these options where a drop-down should be like this:

#query[1]##query[2]##query[3]##query[4]##query[5]# ...

But the source code looks normal?

If this is the case, then your is not within your . Netscape is very picky about this.