How can I hide or show combo boxes based on options chosen?

Mike_Buglioli_(mikebuglioli_-_(deleted))

We have a form that has several combo boxes and depending on which option is chosen in the first combo box determines which of the other combo boxes the user can see. Example: If you chose option one you would see combo boxes A & C, if you chose option two you would see combo boxes B & D. I think this might be able to be done with Java Script but I'm not sure. Can anyone help?

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Application_Services_FUJITSU_(fuji_ware05_-_(delet

It can be done.You canb write a javascript that is executed on the onChange event (by example)..The JavaScript will call a new url generating the correct form based on the selected criteria.Kind regardsJohan RaedemaekerAsBuiltmailto:jraedemaeker@switch.be

Mike_Buglioli_(mikebuglioli_-_(deleted))

Would you happen to have any sample code for this?

x-abbottuser2_-_(deleted)

One example of a dynamic form can be had in less than two clicks from this message!In the "Go to..." menu, choose "Search". This search page (in LLv815) is dynamic, and include examples of the "onclick=" and "onchange=" attributes. If this code is difficult to read, I would recommend going to www.webmonkey.com for some good tutorials. Check out the webmonkey site regardless, it's very well designed.Hope this helps you out some...Mustafa.