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I'm kinda a newbie at html and I need some help. What I want on my page is a drop box with wave files listed in it and a submit button, which when pressed will play the wave listed. I can make the drop box, and I can make the submit button, but I can't make the two work together. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
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What are you using for the "action" field in the <form> tag? You'll need a CGI that knows how to build a proper URL for teh wav file you want when the submit button is pressed.
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I modified a script originally intended for displaying graphics recently. It now runs registry commands to update the OGBC Sources on my PC.
Editing the file replacing the .reg file names with your music file names and altering the descriptions accordingly ought to do the job that you're after without using a submit button. i.e. as soon as the selection changes, the file is opened. There are probably umpteen better ways of doing this and I'm not sure if how sturdy it is cross-browser (written for IE5) but take a look and see what you think: http://members.fortunecity.com/awestmoreland1/ODBC_Data_Sources.txt (The file has a .txt extention rather than .html so that my ISP doesn't insert an advert at the top of the file. It's a pain trying to strip the ad. code out when you're editing the file. Changing the extention will take you to the original page however.) Hope this is of some use :-) Andy |
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