Hello, I have a question concerning a script that I am working on. How do you create a drop down selection using the first entry in a database? Example Database:
Company_Name|Email|URL company1|email1|URL1 company2|email2|URL2 company3|email3|URL3
So, the drop down would include company1, company2, and company3. Currently, I've set up the program to have an entry field in which the the Company_Name is entered and the email address and url is shown...But I would really like to utilize a drop down instead. Here is the area that I would like to have the drop down:
#------------- Company_Name print "<tr>\n"; print "<td align=\"right\">\n"; print "Userid:\n"; print "</td>\n"; print "<td>\n"; print $query->textfield(-name=>'Company_Name', -size=>20); print "</td>\n"; print "</tr>\n";
Thank you

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