Quick question!

[Ghettobusta]

Let's say I display a certain sentence in a drop-down menu:

print '<option value="'.$enregistrement['Unom'].'">'.$enregistrement['Unom'].'</option>';

 

If I want to create an input that will be the same size as my drop-down... how can I do this?

<input type="password" maxlength="12" name="password" size="30"/>

What do I put in size instead of "30"?

 

If you don't understand my question... this might help you visualize it:

http://cogito.labos.polymtl.ca/~ti317/TS2/intervention.php

 

I want the "Mot de passe" and "Commentaire" inputs to be as long as "Sujet"

 

thanks in advance

[ToonMariner]

you could style both the text input and select input to have width: 100% of container element.

[soycharliente]

You can't give an input form a width of 100%. That won't do anything. There is no width attribute of an input form.

[Daniel0]

You can't give an input form a width of 100%. That won't do anything. There is no width attribute of an input form.

 

Yes you can:

<input type='text' style='width: 100%;' />

Note that ToonMariner said style. That means to use either a stylesheet or the style attribute.

[ToonMariner]

LOL Cheers Dan!

 

Don't be dis-heartened Charlie - there are a billion and 1 things to learn in web development. Stick around and you'll get some pretty good tips - especially from me

[soycharliente]

LOL Cheers Dan!

 

Don't be dis-heartened Charlie - there are a billion and 1 things to learn in web development. Stick around and you'll get some pretty good tips - especially from me

 

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