Need your complete HTML code for the form or else I don't understand how your DOM looks like.

Your code should basically look like this:


Though I think by exactly according to your specs, it should look like this:


*pardon my text boxes, I'm lazy to do list boxes.*

This post has been edited by zBuffer: Jun 25 2008, 07:36 PM

Look at my second example. Try it. I'm not sure if it works on IE, but it works on Firefox.

Note: onclick is already a JavaScript event, I believe placing "javascript:" will be a syntax error.

DOM is document object model, it is closely related to JavaScript as it (JavaScript) accessed objects based on DOM.

@abubin:
From your response, it seems like my code works on your browser. That means the problem lies in your code, if you don't post your code, you can't get any help.

POST is as easy to manipulate as GET (it is still clear text). I laugh at the web apps people made for competitions relying on POST on such an unsecured manner. What I do is I create a form and POST the scores without playing the game. (or even flooding their database with invalid scores)

IMHO, using a library just for submitting forms is kinda overkill. The decision is still up to you though.


Edit: Ambiguity

This post has been edited by zBuffer: Jun 28 2008, 12:04 PM