Re: Databases

I might be wrong here, but I think this will only work in IE.  For NN you 
also have to close each option with a </option>  like this:

<SELECT>
<OPTION SELECTED>item one</option>
<OPTION>item two</option>
<OPTION>item three</option>
</SELECT>

Or am I clinging to an old rule that's outmoded now?

Cheers,
Mike Kear
AFP Web Development
Windsor, NSW, Australia
http://www.afp.zip.com.au

>Rick -
>
>For the list, all you need is an html selection list that looks like this
>
><!--- <SELECT>
><OPTION SELECTED>item one
><OPTION>item two
><OPTION>item three
></SELECT>
>--->
>
>Of course, remove the remarks, and place it inside of a form. For a price
>range selection, you could do the same sort of thing, and put up a list of
>price ranges that takes a client to an html page based on a selection. Of
>course, a searchable database is a more elegant solution.
>
>Jeffrey Cohen
>ImageWorks
>
>Rick wrote:
>
> >     Hello, I don't even know if I'm in the right ball park, but I need
> > to make a drop down list of all 50 states in the US and when someone
> > would click on one, it would take them to info on that state in the same
> > web site that I've made.
> >     I also need to make a searchable link for a real estate company so
> > customers can search for property in whatever price range they type in.
> > Am I correct in thinking I have to create searchable databses to do
> > this?  If so, where can I find information to crerate these?  Thank you
> > for any help anyone can give me! Rick Miller
>

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