darn that was easier than I thought. maybe I should have thought about it more.
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Browse All TopicsI know how to dynamically add a select element to a form like so.
function addselect(form)
{
iteration = iteration + 1
var boldtype = document.createElement('Se
boldtype.setAttribute('nam
form.appendChild(boldtype)
}
But, I cant figure out how to add options to that select. I have tried to grab that select box like so.
boldopt = form.elements['bold'+itera
boldopt[0] = new Option("NO', 'NO');
boldopt[1] = new Option("YES', 'YES');
But I get an undefined on boldopt = form.elements['bold'+itera
Is there another way to be able to add options to this newly created select element?
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by: BatalfPosted on 2005-03-03 at 05:50:08ID: 13449137
boldtype.options[boldtype. options.le ngth] = new Option('No','No');