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ListBox Scrolling(urgent)

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arnabit@gmail.com - 11 Sep 2007 05:54 GMT
have two listbox in a page in my website. one listbox contain report
owner name the other one contain the report name.. both the listbox
are databound.
what i wanted is that when i scroll one listbox the listbox should
also be scrolled and vice versa . please give a workaround.

I know its a copmlex task but i need help urgently

thanks in advance,
Arnab
Alexey Smirnov - 11 Sep 2007 11:26 GMT
On Sep 11, 6:54 am, "arna...@gmail.com" <arna...@gmail.com> wrote:
>  have two listbox in a page in my website. one listbox contain report
> owner name the other one contain the report name.. both the listbox
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> thanks in advance,
> Arnab

pure HTML example:

<select name="select1" size="5"
onscroll="document.getElementById('select2').scrollTop=this.scrollTop;">
<option value="opt1">option 1
<option value="opt2">option 2
<option value="opt3">option 3
<option value="opt4">option 4
<option value="opt5">option 5
<option value="opt6">option 6
<option value="opt7">option 7
<option value="opt8">option 8
<option value="opt9">option 9
<option value="opt10">option 10
</select>

<select name="select2" size="5"
onscroll="document.getElementById('select1').scrollTop=this.scrollTop;">
<option value="opt1">option 1
<option value="opt2">option 2
<option value="opt3">option 3
<option value="opt4">option 4
<option value="opt5">option 5
<option value="opt6">option 6
<option value="opt7">option 7
<option value="opt8">option 8
<option value="opt9">option 9
<option value="opt10">option 10
</select>

Hope this helps

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