SpdWife Posted June 28, 2005 Posted June 28, 2005 I hate to ask this here after all I've managed to learn on my own in the last year, but I'm at a dead end. I'm working on a Contact Us page for my website. I want to create a very simple contact form, which I can find tutorials on. But my snag is that I want to create a drop down box that offers reasons why this person would be using the contact forum. Basically here is what I'm trying to do. Name: (TEXT BOX HERE) Email Address: (TEXT BOX HERE) Reason for Contacting Us: (Drop down box here offering several choices) Your message: (LARGE TEXT BOX HERE) SUBMIT BUTTON And just out of curiosity, would this type of form be compatible for all browsers? If some one could point me to a tutorial or website that could help me with this I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks Cat Quote
TCH-Rob Posted June 28, 2005 Posted June 28, 2005 Yes it will Try ><select name="Reason for Contacting Us"> <option value="rash">I have a rash. <option value="itch">I have an Itch <option value="fall">A body part fell off <option value="dead">I think I am dead </select> I dont know what values you want but you can see what to change to fit your site. Quote
TCH-Rob Posted June 28, 2005 Posted June 28, 2005 I forgot what her site was about so I went with medical options. Quote
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