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Message: [QUOTE="Paul Dempsey, post: 692388"] You can use JavaScript to set values in a second select element based on a change in the first select element. You can't do this with a query to the server without leaving the page you are on (that is, submitting the form). There are some options to do this. You can use ColdFusion on the form to populate JavaScript arrays, so the onChange will work as you specified. This could be a problem if the number of possible select items is very large. Another option is to do a multi-part form. Based on selections made in part 1, certain options are made available in part 2. You can pass form data along from one part to another with hidden fields, or you can update the database as you go along. Paul Dempsey Dickinson College [/QUOTE]