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You can also view the automatic choice list in Figure 9.1.
Figure 9.1: An Automatic Choice List
If you examine the HTML for this choice list, you will see that it is implemented with a
regular
<select>
tag. However, the
<select>
tag does not directly operate with a
form. You can see this in the HTML code here:
<center><select onchange="menuLink(this)">
<option SELECTED VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=1">
Page 1 - Introduction</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=2">
Page 2 - Using the BinaryFile Class</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=3">
Page 3 - String Datatypes</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=4">
Page 4 - Numeric Datatypes</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=5">
Page 5 - Alignment</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=6">
Page 6 - Reading a GIF Header</option>
<option VALUE="/1/9/article.php?id=7">
