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Week 3, Posted Monday 1/17/2022

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ASP Classic Yes/No Function

The following function demonstrates one technique for coding a Yes/No dropdown. It uses a for loop which can be expanded to handle more than the 3 states (Y, N, and blank).

Example of calling the function:

Do you fish? &lt;%=YesNoDropDown("ynFish", "")%&gt;

Function YesNoDropDown(strName, strSelected) 
 Dim i 
 Dim strSelectedString 
 Dim YesNoName 
 Dim YesNoCode

 YesNoName = Array("Yes","No")  
 YesNoCode = Array("Y","N")
 
 YesNoDropDown = "<select name='" & strName & "'>" & vbcrlf 
 YesNoDropDown = YesNoDropDown & "<option>" & "--" & "</option>"
 
 For i = 0 To UBound(YesNoName)   
  If strSelected = YesNoCode(i) Then     
   strSelectedString = "Selected"   
  Else     
   strSelectedString = ""   
  End If           
  
  YesNoDropDown = YesNoDropDown & "<option value='" & YesNoCode(i) & "' " & _       
  strSelectedString & " >" & YesNoName(i) & "</option>" & vbcrlf  
 Next       
 
 YesNoDropDown = YesNoDropDown & "</select>" & vbcrlf  
End Function

Posted By Mike Prestwood, Post #102169, KB Topic: ASP Classic