Hi guys,
What would be nice is if I could create a list box make my selection, continue through my form filling out a couple of text boxes, etc then click submit and the entry held from the list box is the name of new asp page.

e.g. The list box would contain a number of letters.

Letter1
Letter2
Letter3

Say I chose letter2 then upon submit, up would open letter2.asp and the address detail from the text boxes will pull through.

I've sorted the text box bit because orginally I only had one letter, but the list box has me stumped.

Sorry I need this in VB rather than Java.

Please help.

Craig
Thanks for giving the benefit of your grey matter, just lost mine after bashing it against this brick wall

Gerhard Wentink

Sorry, clicked to early.

Do you mean
<select>
<option value="Letter1.asp">Letter1</option>
<option value="Letter2.asp">Letter2</option>
</select> ???

Regards

Gerhard Wentink

Gerhard, cheers for your help so far.

I have already played around with the following.

<form size="3">
<select name="Letter" onChange="this.form.submit()">
<option value="letter.asp">Choose a Letter</option>
<option value="FrmStdletter.asp">Standard Letter</option>
<option value="FrmBasic.asp">Basic</option>
<option value="Frm1.asp" >Frm1</option>
<option value="Frm2.asp">Frm2</option>
</select>
<input type="submit" value="Submit">

<%


%>
</form>

However, what I need is for the button to open up say Frm1.asp(or what ever letter is selected), is there a next step I'm missing?

Thanks again,

Craig

In the asp page that you submit this form to, you have to retrieve the value that is selected:
strRedirectPage=Request.Form("Letter")

and then Redirect to that page:

Response.Redirect(strRedirectPage)

Regards,

Gerhard Wentink

You can do this entirely client-side, by setting window.location to document.form1.Letter[form1.Letter.selectedIndex].value

Cheers
Ken

Thanks for all the help.