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I have minimal & clumsy php skill.
You will see three drop-down <select> item. Basically, the first allows a user to select "units" (feet or meters) - accordingly, I need only one of the following two drop down list to show.
Can somebody wrap these items in a few lines of PHP? Cheers
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by: flow79Posted on 2008-04-17 at 19:21:51ID: 21382875
To use PHP to do this, we will need to combine PHP and the onChange event of JavaScript to submit the form to itself (which will send along the value you have chosen in the first dropdown). The one change you will need to make will be to set the action of the form to the name of the script you save this as. Enjoy! If you have questions, let me know.
-Dan
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