Andrew Asher
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| Posted: 10/15/2002, 4:41 AM |
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Howdy,
I have with a lot of help from lots of people built a record form that has
multiple dynamic db droplists. The 2nd list is populated based on the
results of an "onchange" event in the 1st droplist. But I run in to a
problem when the page is first opened as the 1st droplist has no initial
value. As a result I get a big ugly ODBC error complaining that the 2nd
droplist has an invalid sql query. This goes away of course once the 1st
droplist has had its initial value changed.
I know that there are probably a hundred better ways to build this type of
form but I get a bit lost with out the CCS GUI.
Any help Greatly appreciated
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Andrew Asher
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| Posted: 10/17/2002, 12:25 AM |
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Cancel this - I sorted it in a completely different manner.
"Andrew Asher" <andrew.asher@clear.net.nz> wrote in message
news:aogut3$9l5$1@news.codecharge.com...
> Howdy,
> I have with a lot of help from lots of people built a record form that has
> multiple dynamic db droplists. The 2nd list is populated based on the
> results of an "onchange" event in the 1st droplist. But I run in to a
> problem when the page is first opened as the 1st droplist has no initial
> value. As a result I get a big ugly ODBC error complaining that the 2nd
> droplist has an invalid sql query. This goes away of course once the 1st
> droplist has had its initial value changed.
> I know that there are probably a hundred better ways to build this type of
> form but I get a bit lost with out the CCS GUI.
>
> Any help Greatly appreciated
>
>
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Imran
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| Posted: 10/17/2002, 7:22 AM |
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Can you post your findings? This may help others like you have been helped
yourself...
"Andrew Asher" <andrew.asher@clear.net.nz> wrote in message
news:aoloke$21u$1@news.codecharge.com...
> Cancel this - I sorted it in a completely different manner.
>
> "Andrew Asher" <andrew.asher@clear.net.nz> wrote in message
>news:aogut3$9l5$1@news.codecharge.com...
> > Howdy,
> > I have with a lot of help from lots of people built a record form that
has
> > multiple dynamic db droplists. The 2nd list is populated based on the
> > results of an "onchange" event in the 1st droplist. But I run in to a
> > problem when the page is first opened as the 1st droplist has no initial
> > value. As a result I get a big ugly ODBC error complaining that the 2nd
> > droplist has an invalid sql query. This goes away of course once the
1st
> > droplist has had its initial value changed.
> > I know that there are probably a hundred better ways to build this type
of
> > form but I get a bit lost with out the CCS GUI.
> >
> > Any help Greatly appreciated
> >
> >
>
>
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Artzyjon
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| Posted: 10/17/2002, 8:18 PM |
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Hello Folks,
In your opinion is the CCS software worth the learning curve? I am still
debating on whether I should purchase this
software. It almost seem as though the software creates as many problems as
it solves by reading this list. According
to the web site info it seems as though using this software can save a lot
of valuable time, but I just don't know if I shouldn't
just hand code my own PHP scripts for use with MYSQL. I would appreciate any
thoughts on this matter.
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