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Implementation of three-level linkage in js

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Release： 2016-11-25 10:50:43
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The implementation of linkage is actually very simple, but some details are easy to make mistakes. Here I would like to share my basic ideas for realizing third-level linkage after learning the second-level linkage.
Idea: Because the second-level linkage is the connection between the first-level linkage and the second-level linkage through the onchange event, the third-level linkage is the connection between the second-level linkage and the third-level linkage. (Maybe the expression is not clear enough) To put it simply, the process is roughly: A event - trigger - B event - trigger - C event.
​ Note: Pay special attention to the matching of the subscript corresponding to the array and the option value. The value of each option in the option option can also be a number. It is more convenient to implement the value with a number.
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code:
java code

& lt;! Doctype html & gt;

& lt; html lang = "en" & lt; & & gt;

& lt; m ETA charset="UTF-8"> Courses

Academic year < select id='year' onchange='change1(this)'>                                                                                                                        < The first school year & lt;/option & gt;

& lt; option value = 'The second school year' & gt; GE2 (this) function to realize the linkage between semester and course-->

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