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Matthew Louden
if the user select the EmployeeID in drop down list, and then click the
submit button, and it will look up database and show the Employee Name in
the text box, this is easy.
But my case is: when the user select the employeeid in drop down list, it
will
fire the onchange event, and then look up database and show the employee
name in the text box. There is no submit button.
I really have no idea how to do that.
submit button, and it will look up database and show the Employee Name in
the text box, this is easy.
But my case is: when the user select the employeeid in drop down list, it
will
fire the onchange event, and then look up database and show the employee
name in the text box. There is no submit button.
I really have no idea how to do that.