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keving98

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  1. Awesome. Here's the actual data for this stage: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=UTF-8"> <meta name="viewport" id="viewport" content="target-densitydpi=high-dpi,initial-scale=1.0" /> <title>Document Title</title> <script type="text/javascript"> window.onload = function() { var series = document.getElementById('series'); series.value = ""; var equip_l = document.getElementById('equipment_l'); equip_l.style.display = "none"; var equip_m = document.getElementById('equipment_m'); equip_m.style.display = "none"; var equip_h = document.getElementById('equipment_h'); equip_h.style.display = "none"; var equip_em = document.getElementById('equipment_em'); equip_em.style.display = "none"; series.onchange = function() { if (this.value !== "" && this.value === "light") { equip_l.style.display = ""; equip_l.disabled = false; } else { equip_l.style.display = "none"; equip_l.disabled = true; equip_l.value = ""; } if (this.value !== "" && this.value === "medium") { equip_m.style.display = ""; equip_m.disabled = false; } else { equip_m.style.display = "none"; equip_m.disabled = true; equip_m.value = ""; } if (this.value !== "" && this.value === "heavy") { equip_h.style.display = ""; equip_h.disabled = false; } else { equip_h.style.display = "none"; equip_h.disabled = true; equip_h.value = ""; } if (this.value !== "" && this.value === "electromechanical") { equip_em.style.display = ""; equip_em.disabled = false; } else { equip_em.style.display = "none"; equip_em.disabled = true; equip_em.value = ""; } }; }; </script> <style type="text/css"> </style> </head> <body> <div> <select id="series" name="series"> <option value="">Choose series:</option> <option value="light">Light Duty</option> <option value="medium">Medium Duty</option> <option value="heavy">Heavy Duty</option> <option value="electromechanical">Electro Mechanical</option> </select> <hr> <select id="equipment_l" name="equipment_l" disabled> <option value="">Choose Light series equipment:</option> <optgroup label="Modular"> <option value="M-4">M-4</option> </optgroup> <optgroup label="Complete"> <option value="tm-4">TM-4</option> </optgroup> </select> <select id="equipment_m" name="equipment_m" disabled> <option value="">Choose Medium series equipment:</option> <optgroup label="Modular"> <option value="M-10">M-10</option> <option value="M-20">M-20</option> <option value="M-23">M-23</option> </optgroup> <optgroup label="Complete"> <option value="tm-10">TM-10</option> <option value="pm-10">PM-10</option> <option value="tm-20">TM-20</option> <option value="pm-20">PM-20</option> <option value="tm-23">TM-23</option> <option value="pm-23">PM-23</option> </optgroup> </select> <select id="equipment_h" name="equipment_h" disabled> <option value="">Choose Heavy series equipment:</option> <optgroup label="Modular"> <option value="M-25">M-25</option> <option value="M-40">M-40</option> <option value="M-50">M-50</option> </optgroup> <optgroup label="Complete"> <option value="tm-25">TM-25</option> <option value="pm-25">PM-25</option> <option value="tm-40">TM-40</option> <option value="pm-40">PM-40</option> <option value="tm-50">TM-50</option> </optgroup> </select> <select id="equipment_em" name="equipment_em" disabled> <option value="">Choose Electro Mechanical equipment:</option> <optgroup label="Modular"> <option value="servo10k-6">Servo 10K-6</option> </optgroup> <optgroup label="Complete"> <option value="tmservo10k-6">TM Servo 10K-6</option> </optgroup> </select> </div> </body> </html> What I need now is: Say the visitor chooses Medium Duty-->M-10. What I need to show are the specs for the M-10. The specs are "Capacity"; "Max Stroke", "Maximum Orbital Thrust" and "Type". See attached. Thanks again.
  2. That's exactly what I had in mind. I'm not sure what the "trouble that I am not sure about" is. The idea is if they choose "Medium Duty" then the next box would light up with the Medium Duty models. (T-4, T-10, T-12 and R-2, R-6, R-8). If they choose "Heavy Duty" the next box would light up with the T-14, T-24, T-34 and R-10, R-15, R-20 models instead. Thanks again.
  3. First the visitor would pick the machine line, i.e.: Medium Duty or Heavy Duty. Based on which machine line the visitor chose they would be offered the machines in that line. For example, if they chose Medium Duty they would then be asked to choose Modular or Complete. If they chose Complete, they would then be asked to choose between the R-10, R-15 or R-25. If they chose R-25 they would then be given the specs for the R-25. The way I'm imagining it is using dropdown boxes. Until they choose the machine type the other dropdown boxes are grayed out. Once they choose the machine type the next options become available to choose (Modular or Complete), etc. Thanks for your time. Hope this helps.
  4. We're a small manufacturer. We need to create a form that allows a visitor to pick a few machine options and the form would generate the specs based on those choices. The customer wouldn't be ordering online -- it's just for reference purposes. I know it's embarrassingly simple but I've spent two hours digging around and I don't even know what you would call that type of form let alone find any examples. We, of course, need it to look good on a mobile device. Does anyone know of a site that I might find an example or what you would call a form like that so I can find one myself? Any help would be greatly appreciated. For example: 1. Choose series: Medium Duty Heavy Duty 2. Choose Equipment: Modular Complete T-14 R-10 T-24 R-15 T-34 R-25 Output based on the above choices: Capacity = Stroke = Thrust=
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