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Dec 18th, 2006, 20:43
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form submission with Javascript
Hello!
I am searching over the net for quite a long, but I have almost no idea concerning Javascript so I can't figure out the solution to my problem... I have a form that show a drop-down menu, which takes all its values through a Mysql database via PHP. What I want to do is to submit the form to the next page (from index.php ---> retrieve_data.php) without the need of a "Submit" button. When the user selects one of the given options, automatically he will be redirected to retrieve_data.php?id=5 for example... Thank you in advance! 
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Dec 18th, 2006, 21:16
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Re: form submission with Javascript
You need to assign an 'onchange' function to the drop-down menu and use that to submit the form.
Edit: Just a word of warning. This can be very confusing for some end users.
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