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About Fernando Doylet
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With a growing list of websites I created, translate and maintain in several topics, I keep my production simple and attractive; since some of my sites are built for the South American market, slow and obsolete computers are my concern. The use of interactive forms, graphics, new free services and focus communities are also important.

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Topic: General HTML/Web Design Programming Q`s



Expert: Fernando Doylet
Date: 5/8/2008
Subject: Website Location Finder Mapping Form for Multiple Locations

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I have written a page at www.spotshappen.com/location.html on this page I have a form where you can fill in your current location and it will guide you to the location of the business store by opening you Yahoo Maps and giving you driving directions.  However since he has 2 locations it is cumbersome since I need a form for each location.  How can I put a drop box on this page with both locations.  After you choose a location it will then put the proper information on the destination behind the scenes in the form so that you get the proper driving directions.  I need to modify this page but I also have a person who wants the same thing but has 5 locations to get to.  Thanks for any help you can give me.

Answer
Hi Dave,

You need a drop down box like the one shown at http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_option.asp
with source code like...

<select>
<option value ="location1">Main Plant</option>
<option value ="location2">Drop-Off Store</option>
<option value ="location3">Store A</option>
<option value ="location4">Store B</option>
<option value ="location5">Store C</option>
</select>

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