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Hello,

 

Because of the way CSS doesn't allow me to modify dropdown lists, I want to do away with it completely on my home page.

 

So I want the user to be able to type

 

"hereisadomain" and it will direct the user to the page that looks like the domainchecker.php page with all the option boxes ticked?

 

(At the bottom it generates a list that says "hereisadomain.co.uk is available, hereisadomain.com is unavailable etc)

 

I want the primary domain checker to be as simple as it can be. you enter a word, and it goes away and finds it. Eventually, I'll add php to remove anything right of a "." that it doesn't recognise, but keep anything it does. (so that if someone enters ".co.uk" it automatically suggests it)

 

Surely someone has done this before? Any ideas of how to do this?

 

(I expect a .php wrapper file would be the way to go, but I'm unsure as to how to provide "<options>" that are all ticked...

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Hello,

 

Because of the way CSS doesn't allow me to modify dropdown lists, I want to do away with it completely on my home page.

 

So I want the user to be able to type

 

"hereisadomain" and it will direct the user to the page that looks like the domainchecker.php page with all the option boxes ticked?

 

(At the bottom it generates a list that says "hereisadomain.co.uk is available, hereisadomain.com is unavailable etc)

 

I want the primary domain checker to be as simple as it can be. you enter a word, and it goes away and finds it. Eventually, I'll add php to remove anything right of a "." that it doesn't recognise, but keep anything it does. (so that if someone enters ".co.uk" it automatically suggests it)

 

Surely someone has done this before? Any ideas of how to do this?

 

(I expect a .php wrapper file would be the way to go, but I'm unsure as to how to provide "<options>" that are all ticked...

 

VERY old post, but im sorta wondering the same thing :)

did any one ever solve it ?

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Same here.

Tried changing bulkdomainchecker.tpl to include the following taken from domainchecker.php

<div align="center"><table align="center"><tr>
{foreach key=num item=listtld from=$tldslist}<td align="left"><input type="checkbox" name="tlds[]" value="{$listtld}"{if in_array($listtld,$tlds)} checked{/if}>{$listtld}</td>{if $num % 5 == 0}</tr><tr>{/if}{/foreach}
</tr></table></div>

But does give the checkboxes.

Any ideas really appreciated.

 

- Vincent

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