Hey all,
I've got a small piece of code that I want to get working just for a backend menuing/interface system.
It is a simple process. I stole the code from isohunt.com for the menus (when you search and click on a result, a dropdown menu appears). Basically I need a super simple (I imagine) script that will allow me to:
-have 2 'dropdown menus': menuA and menuB
-create a variable in menuA
-upon clicking a button in menuA, close the menuA drop down, open the menuB dropdown, and pass the variable via POST (or some means - javascript?) to menuB (ideally without having to refresh the page)
The isohunt script operates mostly off of javascript and displaying a CSS-hidden table row (<tr>) via the javascript function. This table row is composed of a table with an iframe as its only content.
Suuuuper simple. I just dont want to learn Javascript and AJAX to do all that. Ill throw out $20 for it (an hour of work at a solid hourly rate, no?) and Ill even include PayPal fees so you get all $20!
Any takers? PM me.
I've got a small piece of code that I want to get working just for a backend menuing/interface system.
It is a simple process. I stole the code from isohunt.com for the menus (when you search and click on a result, a dropdown menu appears). Basically I need a super simple (I imagine) script that will allow me to:
-have 2 'dropdown menus': menuA and menuB
-create a variable in menuA
-upon clicking a button in menuA, close the menuA drop down, open the menuB dropdown, and pass the variable via POST (or some means - javascript?) to menuB (ideally without having to refresh the page)
The isohunt script operates mostly off of javascript and displaying a CSS-hidden table row (<tr>) via the javascript function. This table row is composed of a table with an iframe as its only content.
Suuuuper simple. I just dont want to learn Javascript and AJAX to do all that. Ill throw out $20 for it (an hour of work at a solid hourly rate, no?) and Ill even include PayPal fees so you get all $20!
Any takers? PM me.
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