I have a site I'm working on that requires some form of conditional navigation, and I just cant get anything to work...
Here's how it should work...think frames (I know!)
The nav frame has a pulldown or alphabetical select/filter or sorts. When you select "A" you (should) get another pulldown with a list of companies beginning with "A". You then select a "company" and a select box will show, populated with a list of users. When you select a user it opens a page in the main frame....job done.
This may sould reasonably simple but thats not all....
The data is currently pulled from an Access database to populate the Option Tags (which I can do). What I cant do, is get the conditional stuff right, and also hold the appropriate values as visible in the previous 2 pulldowns.
Does this make sense? Has anyone got ANY idea how I can achieve this. I appreciate, it may require some javascript, but I figured this would be the best place to post it since most other JS type forums dont do much with databases...usually just inline arrays.
Any help would greatly appreciated...As I further progress, I would intend to migrate this to mySQL too.
Thanks in advance!
Simon
Here's how it should work...think frames (I know!)
The nav frame has a pulldown or alphabetical select/filter or sorts. When you select "A" you (should) get another pulldown with a list of companies beginning with "A". You then select a "company" and a select box will show, populated with a list of users. When you select a user it opens a page in the main frame....job done.
This may sould reasonably simple but thats not all....
The data is currently pulled from an Access database to populate the Option Tags (which I can do). What I cant do, is get the conditional stuff right, and also hold the appropriate values as visible in the previous 2 pulldowns.
Does this make sense? Has anyone got ANY idea how I can achieve this. I appreciate, it may require some javascript, but I figured this would be the best place to post it since most other JS type forums dont do much with databases...usually just inline arrays.
Any help would greatly appreciated...As I further progress, I would intend to migrate this to mySQL too.
Thanks in advance!
Simon