Comments by khanishfaq82 (Top 4 by date)

Thanks Manfred.
I tried the same but it is working in firefox but not working in IE(All Versions).

Here is the code which i used:
<script>
function mySelected(jobFamID) {
$("#"+jobFamID).click(function(){
var elSelected = $(this).children("option:selected");
$(elSelected).each(function() {
var id = $(this).attr("value");
var self = this;
$(self).click(function() {

$("#selectbox").children("option").each(function(){
if ($(this).attr("title") == id) {
$(this).show();
} else {
$(this).hide();
}
});
});
});
});
}
</script>
//This is the selectbox in which the contents will be. And on selection of one of the elements from this selectbox the list in another selectbox should be filtered.

<select style="background-color:#FFC; color:#C03; font-weight:bold;width:300px" multiple size="10" name="selectbox4[]" id="selectbox4" önChange="mySelected(this.id)">

//This is the selectbox which contains the default positions which have to be filtered.

<select multiple name="selectbox[]" id="selectbox" size="10" style="width:300px" önDblClick="slide()">
totalrows;$i++)
{
?>
<option style="background-color:#FFC;" title="" id="sesscursor[$i]['family_code'];?>" value="sesscursor[$i]['job_code'];?>">sesscursor[$i]['job_desc']." - ". $postList->sesscursor[$i]['job_code'];?></style></option>

</select>

Dear Sen,
Thanks for realizing the pain i have been through in writing this script but it is something that was required for reporting coz this single procedure is capable of generating more than 35 reports by passing individual parameters or combination of parameters.. So even if it had a performance hit, it was ok as long as the boss was satisfied. :-)..

Yes i am trying on with Ajax and jQuery and have benefited myself a bit bt still long way to go.
I am new to Ajax and jQuery thats why finding it hard to use.