I'm using this bit of code below for a Select List, as you can see I've got a bit of PHP between each option that remembers the selection when the page is reloaded.
Unfortunately I need to scrap the code (above) and use the code below (JavaScript). The problem is I need the selection to be remembered, exactly as it is above. So when the page is reloaded the users selection on the list doesn't go away/reset. How can I achieve this in the code below?
MY JAVASCRIPT: if (BuyRent=='buy') { document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[0]=new Option("Price (Max)","150000000"); document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[1]=new Option("\u00A3100,000","100000"); document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[2]=new Option("\u00A3200,000","200000"); }
you could use setcookie() function in php. when the user has made the selection set the cookie using that function, then when the page is reloaded/redirected, just read the cookie values and apply it.
MY HTML:
<select name="MaxPrice" id="MaxPrice">
<option value="9999999" selected>Price (Max)</option>
<option value="100000" <?php if($_GET['MaxPrice'] == "100000") { echo("selected"); } ?>>£100,000</option>
<option value="200000" <?php if($_GET['MaxPrice'] == "200000") { echo("selected"); } ?>>£200,000</option>
</select>
Unfortunately I need to scrap the code (above) and use the code below (JavaScript). The problem is I need the selection to be remembered, exactly as it is above. So when the page is reloaded the users selection on the list doesn't go away/reset. How can I achieve this in the code below?
MY JAVASCRIPT:
if (BuyRent=='buy')
{
document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[0]=new Option("Price (Max)","150000000");
document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[1]=new Option("\u00A3100,000","100000");
document.SearchForm.MaxPrice.options[2]=new Option("\u00A3200,000","200000");
}
Thanks in advance.
you could use setcookie() function in php. when the user has made the selection set the cookie using that function, then when the page is reloaded/redirected, just read the cookie values and apply it.