Question

EDIT – Thanks all – I knew it would be simple…couldn’t see the wood from the trees!

var abc = new Array('Perth','Auckland');

case '1':
    document.getElementById(q15).options.length = 0;
    for (i = 0; i < abc.length; i++) {
        createOption(document.getElementById(q15), abc[i], abc.[i]);
        }
break;

I am sure this is easy but I’m having a mental block.

When the above Javascript outputs a drop down with the values from the array, it produces the following:

<option value="Perth">Perth</option>
<option value="Auckland">Auckland</option>

However, I really need the following:

<option value="1">Perth</option>
<option value="2">Auckland</option>

Where the value= number increments for all the options.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

H.

Answer 1

Looks like this call sets the values:

createOption(document.getElementById(q15), abc[i], abc.[i]);

So try changing either the first or second abc[i] to just i.