I wanted a drop list, when the users picked an item, it automatically went to it instead of having hit a button. I found a script that worked:

<script language=JavaScript>

function Navigate() {
var number = NavSelect.selectedIndex;
location.href = NavSelect.options[number].value; }

</script>



		<select name="NavSelect" onChange="Navigate(this.form)">
                                <option value="" selected>Quick Select</option>
			        <option value="prod1.php">product 4/option>
				<option value="prod2.php">product 3</option>
				<option value="prod3.php">product 3</option>
			        </select>
					

4/7/2009 1:48:18 PM

nmind you wanted a list

[Edited on April 7, 2009 at 2:06 PM. Reason : .]

4/7/2009 2:06:11 PM

^^aren't you missing the form tags so you can reference it with...

document.formName.elementName

4/7/2009 2:24:25 PM

can probably look through the source of TWW and just do what it does

4/7/2009 2:33:37 PM

if i'm understanding what you want to do right all you have to do is...

window.location = document.formName.formElementName.value

and that will work in all browsers.

4/7/2009 2:34:59 PM

did away with the function and just used it within the form code. This worked for me:

<form name="f2">
<select name="NavSelect" onChange="window.location=document.f2.NavSelect.options[document.f2.NavSelect.selectedIndex].value">
..

4/7/2009 2:51:55 PM

^you don't need the .options.etc.etc

when you select an option in the drop down the value of the dropdown becomes the value of the option.

so document.f2.NavSelect.value would work too.

4/7/2009 2:55:19 PM