> Thanks for the answer; but there is nobody who can show me an example in
> code???
You mean do the work for you? Do you want the PHP or Javascript solution?
Only one can be posted on this list...
The PHP one is simple. Assuming $_POST['num'] is the number from your drop
down...
for($x=0;$x<$_POST['num'];$x++)
{ echo '<input type="text">'; }
That's it.
---John Holmes...
> > > I have a form where the user selects for example; how many cars
> > > you have: 4. Then it most dynamicly create 4 input fields
> > [...]
> >
> > Using only PHP, you'll have to make this a two-step process where page 1
> > collects the number of cars and posts to page 2, which generates the
form
> > accordingly.
> >
> > If is has to be done on the same page, you'll need to call a Javascript
> > function every time the number of cars changes. That function will have
to
> > add or remove <input>s from the form depending on the number of cars
> > entered, and of course the whole page will break completely for anyone
> > without Javascript.
> >
> > I'd make it a two-step process myself, it's considerably more robust and
> > offers considerably less room for problems (what happens if I claim I
have
> > five cars, fill out their details, and then change it to three cars?
which
> > details do you get rid of?)
> >
> > Cheers
> > Jon
> >
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