Disabling Text field with Javascript when value in drop down box is from mysql

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Published on 2010-05-14T04:12:50Z Indexed on 2010/05/14 4:24 UTC
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Hi

I have a simple script in HTML, using a dropdown menu. When the value 1 is selected, the user can write in the text field, if value 2 is selected, it disables the text field.

However, i changed the values of the dropdown menu, so that one value was from a mysql table(using PHP) and the other remained 'option value='1''. Yet now neither text field is disabled. Below is the code.

`<script type="text/javascript">
   function findselected() { 

      if (document.form.selmenu.value == <?php echo $id; ?>) {
      document.form.txtField.disabled=true;
          //      return false;  // not sure this line is needed
       } else {
      document.form.txtField.disabled=false;
          //      return false;  // not sure this line is needed
       }

} `

And the PHP section

if(mysql_num_rows($SQL) == 1)
{
echo "<select name='selmenu' onChange='findselected()'>"; 
echo "<label>TCA_Subject</label>";

while ($row=mysql_fetch_array($SQL)) { 
    echo "<option value='$id'>$thing</option>";
       echo "<option value='2'>Choice 2</option>"; 
    } 

    }
   echo "<option value=$userid>'Choice 1'</option>";
?>  <option value='2'>Choice 2</option>";
</select> 

I have tried taking the second option value out of the loop, putting it into html, editing the variable in the javascript function. There is not a fault with the PHP as it is retrieving the right results and displaying it, yet the text field doesnt become disabled.

Does anyone know of a possible solution?

Thanks

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