Beware the "this-is-not-a-js-list" monsters; this really belonged elsewhere. > And the function is : > > <script language="JavaScript1.2"> > function new_value(); > document.name_form.name_hidden.value = document.name_form.name_select.value; > } > </script> > > It work with MSIE but not with Netscape. > Do you know what's wrong ? Technically, there is no .value for select fields. You have to use document.name_form.name_select.options[ document.name_form.name_select.selectedIndex].value; and you can save a little script size by using temp variables for document.name_form, etc. If this seems a little odd, remember that selection boxes can be defined to accept multiple selections so a simple .value isn't *that* appropriate. However, since all other input objects have one it's not very logical to leave it out altogether - which, I suppose, is why MSIE provides one anyway. Rup.Received on Tuesday, 18 July 2000 06:20:40 GMT
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