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@deeppakauthorMay 13.2006 — #<select name="select2" size="1">

<option value="none" selected="selected">Select a page and go</option>

<option value="alertsText.htm" onclick="goToPage2()">Text Alerts</option>

<option value="alertsImages.htm" onclick="goToPage2()">Alerts with images</option>

<option value="alerts.htm" onclick="goToPage2()">Message Boxes</option>

</select>

<head>

function goToPage2()

{

PageIndex2=document.TourForm.select2.selectedIndex

if (document.TourForm.select2.options[PageIndex2].value != "none")

{

location = document.TourForm.select2.options[PageIndex2].value

}

}

</head>

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<select name="select2" size="1">

<option value="none" selected="selected">Select a page and go</option>

<option value="alertsText.htm" onclick='javascript: top.location=''alertsText.htm"'>Text Alerts</option>

<option value="alertsImages.htm" onclick='javascript: top.location=''alertsImages.htm"'>Alerts with images</option>

<option value="alerts.htm" onclick='javascript: top.location=''alerts.htm"'>Message Boxes</option>

</select>

@felgallMay 13.2006 — #The javascript: labels in the second approach are not needed as Javascript already knows that it is Javascript when the onclick event handler is triggered.

@deeppakauthorMay 15.2006 — #hey thanx for the suggestion but i am still stuck what about the solution to my post.

Cheers,

Deeppak

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