Nevermind,

I was able to do this on my own by finding a few resources on the web. Here's what I came up with:

javascript:javascript:var baseURL...

I was wondering how I could create a bookmarklet that would take someone's current location (href) and redirect to another page with the href as an "argument" to part of a new url. For example:
...

Oh, and here's another variation:


var dropdowns = document.forms[0].category;
var newCatDrop = document.forms[0].newcat.value;
for (var i = 0;i <...

I appriciate you taking the time to help me out the past few days. The funny thing is, the javascript was sooo close to what you gave me. So, thank you alot. It worked. Here's the new javascript...

Could you possibly help out. Telling me and showing me are two different things. I have exhausted all my javascript skills (which isn't much).

Here is my newest attempt:


var...

Now I have this:


// Trying to code up a duplicate stopper!!
var dropdowns = document.getElementsByName("category");
var newCatDrop = document.forms[0].newcat.value;
...

How exactly would I do that? I'm pretty good with programming - when it comes to loops - I fall... hard.

I'll try my best, best if you could help me out, that would be great.

Alright, having some issues :(.

Here's what I have so far. Here's the form:


<form method="post" action="doit.php" name="content">
<p><label id="datBegin">Date</label><br />
...

You have any sample code? Something to start me along? I know what you mean, like a for() loop of some sort, right?

I have a little problem. I have a drop down menu that contains various different entries. I am allowing the user to also have a text box right next to the drop down menu where they can specify a...