<%@ Language=VBScript %>
<%
Response.Write "<FORM name=form1>"
Response.Write "<select name=""select1"">"
Response.Write "<option value=1>One</option>"
Response.Write "<option value=2>Two</option>"
Response.Write "<option value=3>Three</option>"
Response.Write "</select>"
Response.Write "</FORM>"
%>
I want when select1's value change,run a server-side function.
I'm having a problem with my code. It works but one part at a time Code:
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