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January 25th, 2004, 05:21 PM
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what should i use
ok heres what i want to do, i have a host that has all the server technology (php, coldfusion) and i want to run my office pool for the march madness tournament. (not for money of course) I am not the brightest at designing, but i know some, so first i just tried a form processor, and had them type in all their picks. That wasnt very user friendly. Is there a way to use dynamic forms, where when you click on a radio button, a value can be sent to the next field? if this doesnt make sense to you, then ask me questions cuz im stupid
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February 1st, 2004, 09:57 AM
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Use Javascript to create event-driven interfaces, such as the one you're describing.
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