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Originally Posted by nathanpacker 
Ok, I just tried it again. And I realized when I said it was working before, it was because I was simply refreshing the page, but apparently Firefox retains all the information, so it didn't matter what had "selected" in the script, it was just selecting the one that was previously selected.
So I closed the window, opened a new one, and realized it wasn't working with just "selected" in the script. When i changed it to selected="yes", it worked.
Thanks.
do it like this: <option selected=true blsa sldfsmdkask></option>
this will work, in ff2.0 and ie7 (thats what i have)
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I have the same problem of firefox remembering the previous setting. And yes, I see where that is able to be disabled in the firefox options.
selected="yes" is not valid xhtml, should be selected="selected"
The autocomplete="off" does not even work
I am using the autocomplete in the <form > to try and disable for a drop down menu.
Any other ideas?
selected="yes" is not valid xhtml, should be selected="selected"
The autocomplete="off" does not even work
I am using the autocomplete in the <form > to try and disable for a drop down menu.
Any other ideas?
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The quotes must be there in XHTML. It must be in the
selected="selected" form, not the selected=selected form. Daylight-saving time uses more gasoline
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