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tigercore

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  1. cheers guys, this helps muchly
  2. I went with the Javascript version, rather than the jQuery one. At the moment i have this: function showTextBox(Q6) { if ( Q6.options[Q6.selectedIndex].value == "15" ) { document.getElementById("Q6a").style.display = "inline"; } else { document.getElementById("Q6a").style.display = "none"; } } and the select has an onchange function... <select id="Q6" name="Q6" onchange="showTextBox(this)"> which will display the input field, if the drop down has the value of 15. How do i alter this, so it shows an input box, when a checkbox is ticked?
  3. awesome, i'll give it a go, if i get stuck ill post back. cheers!
  4. You know if jQuery (or similar) can do this....? I have a <select> drop down with a number of options: for example: green, blue, red, other If the user chooses other, i want an <input> box to appear so they can type in their answer. it probably can do this, but is there a tutorial on jQuery or anything anywhere, or does anyone know how to do this, it must be a fairly common problem.
  5. Is it possible to have text from one <DIV> overflow into another? For example, I have a 2 column layout, and want the text to flow from the left side into the right side. Any ideas?
  6. Textmate Transmit CSSEdit Photoshop iTunes Damn, so many folks using Dreamweaver, it's a horrible piece of technology.

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