Hello Karwan, what you want to do is to use the .deleteItem() function. I am not entirely understanding if the dropdowns is already prepopulated or how you initialize the content in the dropdown.
You need to supply this function with the index of the choice you want to remove, and honestly I am not entirely sure how to do this most elegant. Personally I have previously only used the function to remove the "currently" selected instance and I did that as:
" form1.Body.drp_names.deleteItem(form1.Body.drp_names.selectedIndex)"
Nevertheless I havent been able to find a good way to extract an index of a specific entry. E.g finding the index (in dropdown2) of the entry chosen in dropdown1.
I think this might be a spaghetti way of coding it :
form1.Body.drp_names2 = form1.Body.drp_names1
form1.Body.drp_names2.deleteItem(form1.Body.drp_names2.selectedIndex)
I am certain there will be better ways of solving the problem. But this is a way I think of on the top of my head.
Nevertheless you need some quite extensive security (say you enter a value in the first dropdown, and it gets removed in the second and third etc. what happens if you change your mind on the first one? An easy way would probably be to make some kind of full reset of all the dropdowns if you go back and change something.)
All these things obviously depends on the looks and requirements of your document of course. And keep in mind my referencing is just for example.
Hope this was to some help.
Regards Mattias.
