// JAVASCRIPT country_pulldown.js

	// Store URLs in an array. These must match the elements in the
	//  pulldown. In this example, the first element is the pulldown
	//  says 'Select a URL', thus countrySelect_URLs[0] contains an empty
	//  string. Note in this case that the name of the URL array
	//  is mapped to that of the Menu. This is assumed in the
	//  function below.


var countrySelect_URLs = new Array();
countrySelect_URLs[0] = "";
countrySelect_URLs[1] = ""; //  empty row//
countrySelect_URLs[2] = "http://www.hansaflex.com";
countrySelect_URLs[3] = "http://www.hansa-flex.com.br";
countrySelect_URLs[4] = "http://www.hansa-flex.com.cn";
countrySelect_URLs[5] = "http://www.hansaflex.cz";
countrySelect_URLs[6] = "http://www.hansa-flex.com";
countrySelect_URLs[7] = "http://www.hansa-flex.lv";
countrySelect_URLs[8] = "http://www.hansa-flex.lt/";
countrySelect_URLs[9] = "http://www.hansa-flex.nl";
countrySelect_URLs[10] = "http://www.hansa-flex.com.pl";
countrySelect_URLs[11] = "http://www.hansa-flex.ro";
countrySelect_URLs[12] = "http://www.hansa-flex.ru";
countrySelect_URLs[13] = "http://www.hansa-flex.info";
countrySelect_URLs[14] = "http://www.hansaflex.sk";
countrySelect_URLs[15] = "http://www.hansa-flex.ch";



	// Function to jump to a URL in a <select> menu
	//  In this case, the name of the array containing the URLs
	//  is determined based on the name of the pulldown menu.
	function jumpToURL(formName,menuName) {
	 var obj = eval("document." + formName + "." + menuName);
	 var index = obj.selectedIndex;
	 var url = eval(menuName + "_URLs[" + index + "]");
	 if (url != "") {
	   location.href=url;
	 }
	}