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Originally Posted by samuelito.mcf
I did look at your link but seeing as my Javascript knowledge is 0 (which is self-evident) I did not know how to make that work for my situation specifically. Nonetheless, I appreciate your response.
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Apart from defining the entries you wanted in the second list for each selection from the first in the array at the top of the script, the only other thing that would need changing in the script I posted to get exactly what you want would be to add two extra lines to show and hide the second dropdown. Getting everything to work apart from hiding the second select wouldn't even require a knowledge of JavaScript as it is fairly obvious by looking at both the script and the working example as to what value go where in the array to have them display just by trying out the example.
If you want to use dynamic effects in your web page then you really ought to learn JavaScript as that is what all such effects are written using. Only if you are going to use effects where someone has already written the entire script for you can you avoid needing to know JavaScript in order to add effects to your page.
Trying to add effects to your web page without first learning JavaScript is like trying to fly a plane without taking any flying lessons.