How to Remove the Textbox Drop Down for JavaScript in HTML
If you have a survey or some other kind of feature on your Web page to which you want users to respond, you can do this by inserting a text drop-down menu on the page. If you feel these drop-down menus are not as effective as you would like them to be and you want to replace them with elements like radio buttons or check boxes, you can remove the drop-down text boxes from your HTML page.
Instructions
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Log in to your site's Web server. Open the HTML document that includes the HTML and JavaScript text box drop-down code.
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Locate the section of the page that includes the drop-down code. This code will begin with a <form> tag and will end with a </form> tag. In between these tags you will see some other HTML tags and some JavaScript that looks something like this:
onClick="window.location=document.guideform.guidelinks.options[document.guideform.guidelinks.selectedIndex].value
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Click and drag your cursor over all the text from the "<form>" tag to the "</form>" tag to select it.
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Press the "Ctrl" and "X" keys to remove this section of code from the page.
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Publish the page. The text box drop-down menus are no longer on the page.
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