Colhaveago

Hi @CoopperBackpack, I missed an important part of my digging in to your solution. I went back to basics when I was having issues. I made the most simple Datapage , no scripts and just a simple dropdown in the search, added 'search results below search form' and checked 'display results on initial load' (as per your last post) It was this simple datapage that lead me to understand it wasn't your solution, it was an obscure implementation by CASPIO You can replicate this in minutes.

Hi @CoopperBackpack, Sorry about the delay in responding (busier than a single flea on a pack of wild dogs 🙂 ) Your solution is 90% good. The 10% is Caspio's obscure way of handling the solution when deployed on a website and viewed on a cell phone in portrait mode (fine in landscape). Caspio hides all the search options in portrait. This means the end user is presented with just a search button and none of the search fields above . Not only does it look stupid to the end user, it mean they cannot change the default. In our case the default is the product currency. I discovered that in portrait mode if you press the search button Caspio will bring up the search fields (but that is far to counter intuitive to be useful for 99% of the users ) Thanks for your helps any more ideas will be most welcome

@CoopperBackpack I tested your solution and it is really good. I especially appreciated your instructions/ screen shots about what to 'copy and paste' where, it made it so easy, (esp for me a non programmer). The solution does not automatically submit the default on load (and I did not ask for that either 🙂). However, seeing the code in action in the flesh , it would 100% perfect if 'submits the query on load'. This would mean the user only has to act if they want the product price in a non default currency. I have checked 'Results below Search Form' so the result looks really nice. So, am I stretching the friendship in asking if you can update the information you provided to automatically submit on load? Thank you for your help

@CoopperBackpack Thank you for your kind help. You understood exactly what I want to achieve. I will test it and report back Again thanks

Hi Desilogi, This post looks exactly what I want to do. I am not a programmer, so, I don't really understand how this works. I copied you post and posted into my datapage Header (With enable HTML Editor off). When tested, it got rid of the submit button and showed the search dropdown but when I changed the dropdown it did not proceed. I wondered if it was because of the sentence, document.querySelector('[name*=Value1_1]') should I have changed that? I only have one item on my search page, it is a dropdown called Currency. Perhaps you could give some clues where I am going wrong Thanks Col