Hi there
The scenario:
I am creating an application form for a sports club with 2 sports (tennis and squash), each with their own age groupings (e.g. age 7 and under, youth, student, young adult, senior).
Subscription fees are based on year of birth.
In the senior category (28 and over) there is a further option of peak or off peak playing restrictions.
Prospective members can choose 1 sport or 2 sports and in the senior category if 2 sports are chosen this gives 4 options for the combinations of peak and off peak. (Full tennis, full squash: Off peak tennis, full squash: etc).
To complete the scenario the form must cater for a family where multiple people at the same address can be subscribed.
I have other forms in use covering multi page and repeaters so am reasonably comfortable with the task (probably a fatal statement!!).
However, I am stumbling at the first hurdle. I have a double dynamic dropdown, the first based on year of birth that populates via a database read a second dropdown (with multiple select) with the options for that age. For example if it is year 2011 (age 6) the options displayed are Tennis age 7 and under, Youth squash. If the year is 1980 ( age 37) the options are Full tennis, Full squash, Off peak tennis, Off peak squash.
This works.
The problem is that more than one selection only works by holding down the shift key as the second selection is made. This is not something that would be acceptable as a user experience.
What do I need to do to enable multiple select without the shift key?
Thank you
Wallyhowe
The scenario:
I am creating an application form for a sports club with 2 sports (tennis and squash), each with their own age groupings (e.g. age 7 and under, youth, student, young adult, senior).
Subscription fees are based on year of birth.
In the senior category (28 and over) there is a further option of peak or off peak playing restrictions.
Prospective members can choose 1 sport or 2 sports and in the senior category if 2 sports are chosen this gives 4 options for the combinations of peak and off peak. (Full tennis, full squash: Off peak tennis, full squash: etc).
To complete the scenario the form must cater for a family where multiple people at the same address can be subscribed.
I have other forms in use covering multi page and repeaters so am reasonably comfortable with the task (probably a fatal statement!!).
However, I am stumbling at the first hurdle. I have a double dynamic dropdown, the first based on year of birth that populates via a database read a second dropdown (with multiple select) with the options for that age. For example if it is year 2011 (age 6) the options displayed are Tennis age 7 and under, Youth squash. If the year is 1980 ( age 37) the options are Full tennis, Full squash, Off peak tennis, Off peak squash.
This works.
The problem is that more than one selection only works by holding down the shift key as the second selection is made. This is not something that would be acceptable as a user experience.
What do I need to do to enable multiple select without the shift key?
Thank you
Wallyhowe