butterfli Wrote:Yeah, that's exactly what I'm trying to do. I actually have two functions working on the <select> tag. One is a .sort() function which sorts that given list by value. But once it's sorted, I can't "unsort" it so I'm trying to refresh it... a different method of "unsorting" it.Ah. (I just lost the game.)
A... kind of iffy way of accomplishing that would be something like the following:
Code:
<script language="JavaScript">
function loadThis() {
var loadThis = document.getElementById('lol');
var inner = '<option value="1">a';
inner += '<option value="2">b';
inner += '<option value="3">c';
loadThis.innerHTML = inner;
}
</script>
...
<body onLoad = "loadThis()">
...
<form action="#">
<select name=lol id=lol size=5 onLoad = "javascript:loadThis()"></select>
<br>
<INPUT TYPE="button" value="Reload" onClick="javascript:loadThis()">Basically just create the option tags in JavaScript, and do it again each time you hit the button.
I guess if you actually wanted to refresh it, you could do frames or something. Messy.
Devil Wrote:I dont think html / js can dynamically reload or update a page (or a form) without reloading it completly...It can, and it's called AJAX. I don't think it's necessary for this, though.