Hi all im looking for some help on bit of script. OK so this what i have. 1 drop down list using street names for discription & values, 1 auto complete box that when you type the first few letters it finds a match to the valu in the drop down list. now what i need is a 3rd field called amount that when you either enter the name in the auto complete box or select the street name from the drop down box It will give you a price eg:€200. This is the script so fare can some one tell me what to do next as i have already assigned the value of the dropdown box the fuction for auto complete. PLEASE HELP. Kind Regards Aiden <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-<option>" /> <title>Untitled Document</title> <script> <!-- function autoComplete (field, select, property, forcematch) { var found = false; for (var i = 0; i < select.options.length; i++) { if (select.options[property].toUpperCase().indexOf(field.value.toUpperCase()) == 0) { found=true; break; } } if (found) { select.selectedIndex = i; } else { select.selectedIndex = -1; } if (field.createTextRange) { if (forcematch && !found) { field.value=field.value.substring(0,field.value.length-1); return; } var cursorKeys ="8;46;37;38;39;40;33;34;35;36;45;"; if (cursorKeys.indexOf(event.keyCode+";") == -1) { var r1 = field.createTextRange(); var oldValue = r1.text; var newValue = found ? select.options[property] : oldValue; if (newValue != field.value) { field.value = newValue; var rNew = field.createTextRange(); rNew.moveStart('character', oldValue.length) ; rNew.select(); } } } } //--> </script> </head> <body> <p> </p> <form id="form<option>" name="form<option>" method="post" action="contact.php"> <label><input type= "text" name="input12" value="" onkeyup="autoComplete(this,this.form.options,'value',true)" /> </label> <select name= "options" onchange="this.form.input12.value=this.options[this.selectedIndex].value"> <option value="Abbey Park" var="200">Abbey Park</option> <option value="Abbotstown Ave.">Abbotstown Ave.</option> <option value="Adelaide Rd.">Adelaide Rd.</option> <option value="Ailesbury Rd.">Ailesbury Rd.</option> <option value="Airport (Dublin)">Airport (Dublin)</option> <option value="Albert Rd.">Albert Rd.</option> <option value="Alexandra Basin (Ext. Gates)">Alexandra Basin (Ext. Gates)</option> <option value="Alexandra Rd.">Alexandra Rd.</option> <option value="All Saints Rd.">All Saints Rd.</option> <option value="Allenton Estate">Allenton Estate</option> <option value="Amiens St.">Amiens St.</option> <option value="Angelsea">Angelsea</option> <option value="Annamoe Rd.">Annamoe Rd.</option> <option value="Anne Devlin Pk.">Anne Devlin Pk.</option> <option value="Appian Way">Appian Way</option> <option value="Ardee St.">Ardee St.</option> <option value="Ardlea Rd.">Ardlea Rd.</option> <option value="Artane">Artane</option> <option value="Artane Shopping Centre">Artane Shopping Centre</option> </select> <input name="amount" type="text" value"" readonly=""/> <label></label> </form> </p> <label></label> <p> <label></label> </p> </body> </html>
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