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Hi Yall,
i was wondering how it would be possible to when someone selects something on the drop down menu that their option can be displayed when the page is refreshed instead of going back to the first option.
Thanks!
 
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you would have to use a cookie to store what the user changed and when the page is reloaded, the cookie would have to be read.
 
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If you are using any server-side technology such as JSP, this is also fairly easy to do since the value is submitted as part of the request parameters and can be used to set which of the options is selected when the page is 'written' on the server.
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bear
[ September 03, 2003: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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