
For some reason, IE for Windows has been missing the handy feature that allows web form fillers to type in select element choices. In this bonus recipe you won't find in his JavaScript & DHTML Cookbook, author Danny Goodman provides a solution and example code to fill the gap, giving your form fillers a more uniform experience across browsers.
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