Auto-populate city and state based on zip code?

Based on the zip code entered, can the form auto-populate the city and state in another field?

Formscentral doesn't support this type of relational type of functionality.
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1. I defined an application item called TEMPORARY_APPLICATION_ITEM.
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<pre>
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</pre>
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Try using XML instead of session state -
Change the application on demand process with the following script -
>
DECLARE
v_city VARCHAR2 (100);
v_state VARCHAR2 (2);
CURSOR cur_c
IS
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FROM ZIP
WHERE zip = v ('TEMPORARY_APPLICATION_ITEM');
BEGIN
FOR c IN cur_c
LOOP
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HTP.p ('Pragma: no-cache');
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>
in your javascript make sure you typing the application process name correctly as it is case sensitive.
Hope this helps,
Regards,
M Tajuddin
web: http://tajuddin.whitepagesbd.com

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P2805_STATE lov:
===========================================================================================
SELECT INITCAP(GEO_DATA_STATE.STATEFULLNAME) d,GEO_DATA_STATE.STATE v
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WHERE isPrimary = 'P' and
trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.STATE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_STATE.STATE)) and
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P2805_CITY lov:
===========================================================================================
SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_CITY.CITY)) d,GEO_DATA_CITY.CITY v
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trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.METROCODE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_METRO.CODE)) and
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===========================================================================================
SELECT UNIQUE (INITCAP(GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD)) d,GEO_DATA_HOOD.HOOD v
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trim(upper(GEO_DATA_ZIP.METROCODE)) = trim(upper(GEO_DATA_METRO.CODE)) and
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end;It doesn't look like I would have to modify the appendToSelect function at all, correct? Is the checkbox that I need to populate handled the same way as these select lists? And it seems like I only need to make the 2 changes that you mentioned to get_AJAX_SELECT_XML function, right? So my javascript function should be like:
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          l_Select1.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[0].getElementsByTagName("option");
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     if(gReturn && l_Select2){
          var l_Count = sels[1].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select2.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[1].getElementsByTagName("option")[i];
               appendToSelect(l_Select2, l_Opt_Xml.getAttribute('value'), l_Opt_Xml.firstChild.nodeValue)
     if(gReturn && l_Select3){
          var l_Count = sels[2].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select3.length = 0;
          for(var i=0;i<l_Count;i++){
               var l_Opt_Xml = sels[2].getElementsByTagName("option")[i];
               appendToSelect(l_Select3, l_Opt_Xml.getAttribute('value'), l_Opt_Xml.firstChild.nodeValue)
     if(gReturn && l_Select4){
          var l_Count = sels[3].getElementsByTagName("option").length;
          l_Select4.length = 0;
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