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May 21, 2008 at 8:32 PM
Hi friend,
<html>
<title> drop down example </title>
<head>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
var messages = new Array(6);
messages[0] = "";
messages[1] = "Have you ever seen anything like this before? This great drop down menu javascript will save you a lot of space. Great for sites that give volumes of information, the visitor chooses the topic from the drop down menu and the information is shown in the text area. I'm sure you can find a good use for this";
messages[2] = "Can you imagine how you could use it on your site?";
messages[3] = "It's great for sharing lots of information.";
messages[4] = "And does not take up much space!";
messages[5] = "So, get the code and put it on your site!";
messages[6] = "This is good site for Java tutorial";
function messageReveal() {
var messageindex = document.messageForm.messagePick.selectedIndex
document.messageForm.messageField.value = messages[messageindex];
}
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<body bgcolor="pink">
<form name="messageForm">
<select name="messagePick" OnChange="messageReveal()">
<option value="0">The Menu Message</option>
<option>Seen this before? </option>
<option>Possible uses? </option>
<option>Shares Information </option>
<option>Saves space</option>
<option>Java</option>
<option>javaScript</option>
<option>Spring </option>
<option>Java Tutorial</option>
<option>Struts </option>
<option>Simple code</option>
<option>Hibernate</option>
<option>Get the code! </option>
<option>JSP Tutorial</option>
<option>Struts 2.0 Tutorial</option>
<option>Get the code! </option>
</select> <br><p>
<textarea name="messageField" rows=6 cols=40 wrap=virtual></textarea>
</form>
</body>
</html>
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Thanks
<html>
<title> drop down example </title>
<head>
<SCRIPT language="JavaScript">
var messages = new Array(6);
messages[0] = "";
messages[1] = "Have you ever seen anything like this before? This great drop down menu javascript will save you a lot of space. Great for sites that give volumes of information, the visitor chooses the topic from the drop down menu and the information is shown in the text area. I'm sure you can find a good use for this";
messages[2] = "Can you imagine how you could use it on your site?";
messages[3] = "It's great for sharing lots of information.";
messages[4] = "And does not take up much space!";
messages[5] = "So, get the code and put it on your site!";
messages[6] = "This is good site for Java tutorial";
function messageReveal() {
var messageindex = document.messageForm.messagePick.selectedIndex
document.messageForm.messageField.value = messages[messageindex];
}
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<body bgcolor="pink">
<form name="messageForm">
<select name="messagePick" OnChange="messageReveal()">
<option value="0">The Menu Message</option>
<option>Seen this before? </option>
<option>Possible uses? </option>
<option>Shares Information </option>
<option>Saves space</option>
<option>Java</option>
<option>javaScript</option>
<option>Spring </option>
<option>Java Tutorial</option>
<option>Struts </option>
<option>Simple code</option>
<option>Hibernate</option>
<option>Get the code! </option>
<option>JSP Tutorial</option>
<option>Struts 2.0 Tutorial</option>
<option>Get the code! </option>
</select> <br><p>
<textarea name="messageField" rows=6 cols=40 wrap=virtual></textarea>
</form>
</body>
</html>
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Thanks
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