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i want to know if it is possible to create two drop down list and add code such that when a user select a value from the first drop down, he cannot select the same value from the second one..?
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Re: drop down list

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Mar 30th, 2008
Yes, one such way would be to remove the same value from the second drop down so that the user never gets to select it. Another way would be to attach a 'onchange' listener to the second drop down which disallows the selection of a value present in the first drop down.
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