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Well thanx to all your help I have come a long way.
Using the javascript above as a google chrome snippet as suggested by sancarn and creating a loop I am able to fill in almost automatically multiple forms using Chrome which was my original request so many thanx to all.
Sancarn

Finally, if you want a list of options you can use this JavaScript function:

Finally, if you want a list of options you can use this JavaScript function:

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function getOptions(element){
	var options=[]
	if(element.tagName!="SELECT") return []
	o = element.options
	for(i in k){if(typeof(k[i])=="object") options.push(k[i].value)}
	return options
}

Used like

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 getOptions(document.querySelector('#address-main > div.sa-form > div:nth-child(4) > div > select'))

Pls could you explain in greater detail how to use this function as I want to try and understand how you obtained the list of options you posted to me.
Many thanx

Let's take this as an example.

On the combobox/dropdown element, on the right hand side of the page - right click and click 'inspect'

You should see the Developer tools pops up and a <select>...</select> is displayed. Right click on this element and choose Copy>Copy selector (ps. this is a feature specific to google chrome)

Now in the javascript console type: getOptions(document.querySelector('<PASTE CLIPBOARD HERE>'))

Run this command and it will return a list of options.

The returned value will be an array: ["volvo", "saab", "opel", "audi"]

P.S.

Make sure the getOptionsfunction is defined first!

Edit:

Apparently there was a mistake in my code. Here is the refined version:

sancarn
Many thanx after me being "spoon feed" I really managed to sort things. The "copy selector" was the step I really never understood!
Many many thanx for your patience and help.

smbs wrote:sancarn
Many thanx after me being "spoon feed" I really managed to sort things. The "copy selector" was the step I really never understood!
Many many thanx for your patience and help.

I did wonder whether that was the case, so decided that a step by step guide would be best

You're welcome! Anytime!

onchange event?