How do you remove elements from a list when in printed form?
What should I name this in a correct English: “a listbox, a list box,
a list-box, a combobox,
- a combobox,
- a combo-box, a
- combo-box”, “a
- dropdown”, “a
- dropdown list”, “a
- dropdown list”,
- “a drop
- down list,” “a
- drop down
- list”, “another name.”
Why do people use the word forms when answering a question with space?
What are some statistics of search
- in Google Ngram shows
- “listbox”, “dropdown” and “combo box” are much more commonly used, but usage is still
- significant.
Is a listbox more common than dropdown/dropdown (so it means more than some descriptions provide for a standard pictured element)?
What is to be learned from a lawyer?
“Demo, drop-down, drop down list”, “how can I make this? “, is my philosophy” in knowledge-management? Another thread dealt with this nicely. The link specifies grammatically this could be considered a compound adjective, so the hyphen is acceptable. Undoubtedly the word “dropdown” appears more often in searching (According to Google ) when comapared with a slightly more obscure term like “combobox”. Is it because a term “dropdown” is generic? This may change with trends change, but for now, “dropdown” or “drop-down” seems more widely searched. If your document is meant for internal use then you should use whichever word your readers or users may know best.
According to Oracle the whole thing has a combo box whereas the drop-down list has that combo box. (Application text is already used in combo box).
… a text field
with a small button abutting it. If I have no value in the text field or a drop down list, I am trying again later.
What is the best solution for your relationship with the Church?
