Re: Can this work?
| From: | Karl-Arne Gjersøyen | Date: | Fri, 05 Jul 2013 14:24:31 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: Can this work? | ||
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2013/7/5 Stuart Dallas <stuart@3ft9.com>
> On 5 Jul 2013, at 15:05, Karl-Arne Gjersøyen <karlarneg@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > 2013/7/5 Stuart Dallas <stuart@3ft9.com>
> >
> >> On 5 Jul 2013, at 14:56, Karl-Arne Gjersøyen <karlarneg@gmail.com>
> wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hello. I have a form in HTML/PHP with for loops that generate a
> selected
> >>> list like this:
> >>> for($i = 1; $i< 25;$i++ ){
> >>> <option value="<?php echo "$i"; ?><?php echo
> >>> "$i"; ?></option>
> >>> }
> >>>
> >>> The lists look like this:
> >>>
> >>> <form action="index.php
> >>>
> >>> <view-source:http://localhost/%7Ekarl/kasen/io/kp/index.php>"
> >>> method="post"><select
> >>> name="valgt_dynamit_polse_1-25kg"><option
> >>> value="1-25"
> >>> selected="selected">1-25</option><option
> >>> value="1">1</option><option
> >>> value="2">2</option><option
> >>> value="3">3</option><option
> >>> value="4">4</option><option
> >>> value="5">5</option><option
> >>> value="6">6</option><option
> >>> value="7">7</option><option
> >>> value="8">8</option><option
> >>> value="9">9</option><option
> >>> value="10">10</option><option
> >>> value="11">11</option><option
> >>> value="12">12</option><option
> >>> value="13">13</option><option
> >>> value="14">14</option><option
> >>> value="15">15</option><option
> >>> value="16">16</option><option
> >>> value="17">17</option><option
> >>> value="18">18</option><option
> >>> value="19">19</option><option
> >>> value="20">20</option><option
> >>> value="21">21</option><option
> >>> value="22">22</option><option
> >>> value="23">23</option><option
> >>> value="24">24</option><option
> >>> value="25">25</option></select> Kg <select
> >>> name="valgt_dynamit_polse_26-50kg"><option value="26-50"
> >>> selected="selected">26-50</option><option
> >>> value="26">26</option><option
> >>> value="27">27</option><option
> >>> value="28">28</option><option
> >>> value="29">29</option><option
> >>> value="30">30</option><option
> >>> value="31">31</option><option
> >>> value="32">32</option><option
> >>> value="33">33</option><option
> >>> value="34">34</option><option
> >>> value="35">35</option><option
> >>> value="36">36</option><option
> >>> value="37">37</option><option
> >>> value="38">38</option><option
> >>> value="39">39</option><option
> >>> value="40">40</option><option
> >>> value="41">41</option><option
> >>> value="42">42</option><option
> >>> value="43">43</option><option
> >>> value="44">44</option><option
> >>> value="45">45</option><option
> >>> value="46">46</option><option
> >>> value="47">47</option><option
> >>> value="48">48</option><option
> >>> value="49">49</option><option
> >>> value="50">50</option></select> Kg
> >>>
> >>> What I try to do with it is to register the selected value and do
> >> something
> >>> with it. The lists is weight in KG. I hope to select only one value
> >> between
> >>> 1-25kg OR 26-50kg. I don't know if this is possible? What do you think?
> >>
> >> If the range of acceptable values is 1-50, why do you have two select
> >> fields instead of one?
> >
> > The select list has values between 1 and 200. Therefore I split it up for
> > every 25th value.
>
> Ok, but why?
I will use my application on iPad and find it more easy to use multiple
select lists than one big list with all 200 values at once.
Karl