combo box 2

[GUJUm0deL]

This is a sample combo box :

<select name="ffield10">
	<option selected="selected" value="red, 333, No, 1, [COLOR=red]finalhopetest.jpg[/color]">red</option>
	<option value="blue, 0.00, No, 0.00, [COLOR=red]cgsdgoatt.jpg[/color]">blue</option>
	<option value="green, 0.00, No, 0.00, [COLOR=red]somthid.jpg[/color]">green</option>
</select>

The last item in the "value" attribute is an image that is associated with this item. What I'd like to do is, say if the user chose the 'blue' option, have a link appears whereby the user can click to see the image associated with this option. In the case of the 'blue' the image associated is cgsdgoatt.jpg.

How can I do this?

Thanks in advance.

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[GUJUm0deL]

I tried that changing the word "which" to "selObj" and I get the same error (although now selObj has no properties).

I added the window.onload handler.

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[kaht]

I added the window.onload handler.

Did that fix it?

-kaht

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[GUJUm0deL]

No, it did not. I still get the error. I also moved the JS code outside the form and put it at the top of the page and I still get that error.

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[BillyRayPreachersSon]

Passing "this" as the first param in the onload call would need to be changed, surely, to a more explicit object reference?

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[kaht]

Duh... I should have saw that.


Good eye, Dan.

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