FORMS: <select> "occupation" ... any example sources...?

Hi..

I'm helping design a simple consumer feedback form that will help profile
user demographics.
We want to have a <select> list for "occupation", perhaps breaking down into
a dozen or so categories that might cover the major employment fields.

Are there any examples of this type of <select> menu that I could download
on the net?

thanks for any hints...

Arby

Arby Trary

"Arby Trary" <> wrote in message
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> Hi..
>
> I'm helping design a simple consumer feedback form that will help profile
> user demographics.
> We want to have a <select> list for "occupation", perhaps breaking down
> into a dozen or so categories that might cover the major employment
> fields.
>
> Are there any examples of this type of <select> menu that I could download
> on the net?
>

Check the major employment websites for what they do.
I know that HotJobs, Careerbuilder, and Monster spend a considerable amount
of money on usability, so I can imagine that they have some pretty clear
dropdowns for occupation choices on their sites.


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On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 23:43:55 GMT Arby Trary wrote:

> Hi..

> I'm helping design a simple consumer feedback form that will help
> profile
> user demographics.
> We want to have a <select> list for "occupation", perhaps breaking down
> into
> a dozen or so categories that might cover the major employment fields.

> Are there any examples of this type of <select> menu that I could
> download
> on the net?

> thanks for any hints...

> Arby

Search google for "Drop down menu box".
Any good html editor will have this available.
All you need to do is to add the items.

Richard wrote:

> On Sun, 16 Jan 2005 23:43:55 GMT Arby Trary wrote:
>
>> Hi..
>
>> I'm helping design a simple consumer feedback form that will help
>> profile
>> user demographics.
>> We want to have a <select> list for "occupation", perhaps breaking down
>> into
>> a dozen or so categories that might cover the major employment fields.
>
>> Are there any examples of this type of <select> menu that I could
>> download
>> on the net?
>
>> thanks for any hints...
>
>> Arby
>
> Search google for "Drop down menu box".
> Any good html editor will have this available.
> All you need to do is to add the items.

translation you dont know and did you nice folks know Richard is a sicko?

>>> I'm helping design a simple consumer feedback form that will help
>>> profile
>>> user demographics.
>>> We want to have a <select> list for "occupation", perhaps breaking down
>>> into
>>> a dozen or so categories that might cover the major employment fields.
>>
>>> Are there any examples of this type of <select> menu that I could
>>> download
>>> on the net?
>>
>>> thanks for any hints...
>>
>>> Arby
>>
>> Search google for "Drop down menu box".
>> Any good html editor will have this available.
>> All you need to do is to add the items.
>
> translation you dont know and did you nice folks know Richard is a sicko?

It's not the coding for drop-down boxes that's the problem - it's the list
of major "occupations". Just wondering if there were any web resources that
might provide sample listings of commonly used drop-down features, ie,
country-names, state-names, any other multiple-choice arrays that might be
fairly standard.

Arby