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Error! No text of specified style in document. Object properties: accessKey, dataFld, dataSrc, form, length, multiple, selectedIndex, size, tabIndex, type, value Object methods: add(), remove(), tags() Event handlers: Collections: onAfterUpdate, onBeforeUpdate, onBlur, onChange, onDragStart, onFilterChange, onFocus, onHelp, onKeyDown, onKeyPress, onKeyUp, onMouseDown, onMouseMove, onMouseOut, onMouseOver, onMouseUp, onResize, onRowEnter, onRowExit, onSelectStart options[] Many properties, methods and event handlers are inherited from the Input object class. Refer to topics grouped with the “Input” prefix for details of common functionality across all sub-classes of the Input object super-class. Unusually, there actually is a Select object class where most other kinds of input are instances of an Input object. Event handling support via properties containing function objects was added to Select popup objects at version 1.1 of JavaScript. Unlike MSIE, the Netscape Navigator implementation of this object type does not support the click() method. The MSIE instance of this object is actually a SELECT object and not a Select object. This is another example of class naming differences between browsers that may cause problems later. Warnings: . Note that this FormElement object type does not have a value property. You may need to make allowances for that in generic form object handlers. Its value is reflected by the option item that is currently selected. This FormElement object is not a sub-class of the Input object as many other FormElements are. Example code: