html-select

Does the select element have the required attribute? Yes you can use required attribute in HTML5. But remember, first value should be empty. <select required> <option value="">Please select</option> <option value="first">First</option> </select> Here you get the more example: http://dev.w3.org/html5/spec-author-view/the-select-element.html#the-select-element Abubakar Ahmed Ruma Yes it has a required attribute, you can use it as follows <select required> <option value="" disabled selected>Choose</option> <option value="first Option">First Option</option> <option value="Second Option">Second

Apparently this doesn't work: select[multiple]{ height: 100%; } it makes the select have 100% page height... auto doesn't work either, I still get the vertical scrollbar. Any other ideas? Alex I guess you can use the size attribute. It works in all recent browsers. <select name="courses" multiple="multiple" size=&quot 30 &quot style="height: 100%;"> awc You can do this using the size attribute in the select tag. Supposing you have 8 options, then you would do it like: <select name='courses' multiple="multiple" size='8'> Old, but this will do what you're after without need for jquery. The

I have a form, with a simple select box, and I also have a text field that pulls a value. I want to use the value in $Defaultselection as the default value for the select options. So that if $Defaultselection = 4 then the default selected option would be D. Using PHP/HTML `$Defaultselection` contains an integer between 1-4. <select > <option value="1">A</option> <option value="2">B</option> <option value="3">C</option> <option value="4">D</option> </select> That should do it: <select > <option value="1" <?php echo ($Defaultselection == 1)?"selected":""; ?>>A</option> <option value="2" <?php

How do you select a value from a dropdown list, by using the text, instead of the value or the index? The HTML: <select name="category_group" id="category_group" sel_id="" > <option value="0" selected="selected">Kies de rubriek</option> <option value='1000' style='background-color:#dcdcc3;font-weight:bold;' disabled="disabled" id='cat1000' > -- VOERTUIGEN -- </option> <option value='1020' id='cat1020' > Auto's </option> <option value='1080' id='cat1080' > Auto's: Onderdelen </option> <option value='1040' id='cat1040' > Motoren </option> <option value='1140' id='cat1140' > Motoren: Onderdelen <

My html code is: <div class="setting-control"> <select class="on-off" id="custom-cache-pref"> <option value="">Default</option> <option value="byc">Bypass cache</option> <option value="basic">Basic caching</option> <option value="iqs">Ignore query string</option> <option value="agg">Aggressive caching</option> <option value="all">Cache everything</option> </select> </div> Usually with casperjs I would use this.fillSelectors('form[name="formName"]', { 'select[id="custom-cache-pref"]': 'byc' }, false); to select option "byc" but this time the "select" element is not embedded in a form! How can I

Is it possible to create a custom dropdown box using javascriit and css. for which i need to place a background-image for dropdown box using javascript If yes or no ? if yes . give any suggestion ? without using JQuery You can check out jQTransform Here is a good tutorial on creating custom drop-down . JQTransform (as suggested by Olafur) is sufficient for me. But if you need more control such as adding icons, it's worth looking at the tutorial. This might be overkill; but SproutCore gives you input elements composed from images instead of from native HTML elements. There are probably other