S
Siah
Hi,
It's a mess. After an hour of hacking the closest I could get to
detecting the current value (Not key, but value) of select statement
that works both in Firefox and IE is :
selectElem.options[selectElem.selectedIndex].firstChild.nodeValue
Which is SICK, but I would be more than happy with it, except @ %$*@
Internet Explorer selectElem.selectedIndex is somehow always 0 (ZERO).
Now, for my purpose, I am desprate enough to accept just getting the
default (initially 'selected') index of my drop down (select). Is there
anyway to do that?
Please help,
Pissed Sia
It's a mess. After an hour of hacking the closest I could get to
detecting the current value (Not key, but value) of select statement
that works both in Firefox and IE is :
selectElem.options[selectElem.selectedIndex].firstChild.nodeValue
Which is SICK, but I would be more than happy with it, except @ %$*@
Internet Explorer selectElem.selectedIndex is somehow always 0 (ZERO).
Now, for my purpose, I am desprate enough to accept just getting the
default (initially 'selected') index of my drop down (select). Is there
anyway to do that?
Please help,
Pissed Sia