Deletes an option element from the current select element at the zero-based index position signified by the parameter value. In lieu of setting
Returns a single nested option object or collection of nested option objects corresponding to the element matching the parameter string value.
Returns a single nested option object or collection of nested option objects corresponding to the element matching the index value (or, optional
Adds a new option element to the current select element. Unfortunately, IE and Netscape 6 don't agree on the parameter values for this method.
This is the current value associated with the form control that is submitted with the name/value pair for the element. All values are strings, but the
Returns the type of form control element. A select object has two possible values, depending on whether the element is set to be a multiple-choice
This is a number that indicates the sequence of this SELECT element within the tabbing order of all focusable elements in the document.
Controls the number of rows displayed in a scrolling pick list, reflecting the size attribute of the select element. When set to true , the m
This is the zero-based integer of the option selected by the user. If the select element is set to allow multiple selections, the selectedIndex proper
Used with IE data binding, returns an integer representing the record within the data set that generated the SELECT element (i.e., an element whose co
Returns an array of all option objects contained by the current element. Items in this array are indexed (zero-based) in source code order. For de
This is the identifier associated with the form control contains current SELECT element. The value of this property is submitted as one-half of the na
Specifies whether the browser should render the select element as a list box and allow users to make multiple selections from the list of options.
The number of option objects nested inside the select object. The value returned is the same as the select object options.length property,
Returns a reference to the form element that contains the current SELECT element. When processing an event from this element, the event handler functi