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Sun Aug 28 19:12:37 CDT 2005
Below is code that will do the the dropdown for jumpin to a new page.
1. Copy the code in HTML view to where you want to appear.
2. Revise each option tag to correspond to the relative URL (without
HREF) and the name of the page. Add more option tags as needed. The tow
first option tags take you to the index page (index.html) in the current
folder. Chane or delete if necessary
3. Find a "go.gif" image and place in the same folder. It is your
button. If you want to use a different image or want to put it in
different folder, change the src="go.gif" in the image tag to correspond
to that.
4. Save. You are aal done
<!-- #begin of Dropdown-->
<script type="text/javascript" language="JavaScript">
<!--
function navHandler(list){
window.location.href = list
.options[list.selectedIndex].value; }
// -->
</script>
<form name="MainForm">
<select size=1 name="SeeAlsoSelect" onChange=navHandler(this); >
<option value="index.html">Go to.... </option>
<option value="index.html">Contents </option>
<option value="PROC001.html">Procedure 1 </option>
<option value="PROC002.html">Procedure 2 </option>
</select>
<a href="javascript:navHandler(document.MainForm.SeeAlsoSelect)"
border=0><img alt="GO" border="0" height=22 width="20" value="Go"
src="go.gif"></a>
</form>
<!-- #End of Dropdown-->
..PC
SarahE wrote:
> Can someone tell me if it is possible to add an href to an <option> tag for
> the drop down options?
> I do not want to reference a URL address and it seems that is the only
> option you have while using the navagate option.
> <option
> value="/intranet/public/is/ad/system_standards.htm#System%20Standards">
> SYSTEM STANDARDS </option>
> This is what I am trying to get to work but it still will not reference this
> page within my working folder as it should. Thanks.